Police Commissioner forced to 'apologise' to Alice Springs pub for suspending liquor licence

Police Commissioner forced to ‘apologise’ to Alice Springs pub

by | Aug 13, 2024 | Alice, Business, Cops, News, Subscriber | 5 comments

Police Commissioner Michael Murphy has been forced to issue another “apology”, this time to the owners of Bojangles Saloon in Alice Springs, for publicly claiming the owners breached responsible service of alcohol laws, which was incorrect and led to the bar having its licence suspended for two days.

The public correction also renewed Hospitality NT’s calls for the emergency powers in the NT Liquor Act to be reviewed after they suggested the powers were not being used for their original intent.

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5 Comments

  1. Now drunk on power! This is what happens when politicians interfere in hiring of senior public servants.

  2. I am waiting for my apology for having to live behind barb wire baricades, security cameras, security lights, numerous alarms just to live in Alice. Perhaps it is coming, he is practising to be apologetic, I will wait a little longer.

  3. He just t’s needto resin woke is not the answer

  4. Maybe we will have a new commissioner post election. No matter the outcome.

  5. The apology should be delivered personally by the Commissioner rolling on to the dancefloor on a Segway

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