An inquest has heard one of the best police officers in Tasmania became a "wreck"
An inquest has heard one of the best police officers in Tasmania became a "wreck" who couldn't get out of bed after years of battling work-induced post-traumatic stress disorder. Tasmania Police needs to get better at recognising PTSD as it becomes more prevalent among officers.
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