Steve Edgington defends staffer's DV history, then suspends him | NT Independent

Steve Edgington defends staffer’s DV history, then suspends him

by | Mar 20, 2024 | News, NT Politics, Subscriber | 4 comments

The CLP’s spokesman on domestic violence Steve Edgington has defended his staffer after The Australian revealed the staffer’s “serious domestic violence” history, which has seen him face NT courts 27 times in the past four years, including for breaches of bail and contravening a domestic violence order, but later said he would be suspended until his criminal history could be verified.

Member for Barkly, Mr Edgington, a former police officer, said on Wednesday that he was aware that his electorate officer Darius Plummer, 43, had been charged and jailed twice last year for breaching a domestic violence order, but claimed he believed the order did not “involve violence”.

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4 Comments

  1. There is that anti DV icon with history.
    Steve Edgington with his access to retired police officers, might lift the lid on what happened to poor Sally.

  2. The clowns in the Labor party try to protect a kiddy fiddler and claim it’s not relevant,
    there is no limit to how low this scum will sink.

  3. Any excuse to scream “sack him/her” is now the norm. To hell with running the country, thats a secondary consideration for these idiots supposedly running the show at great expense to all.

  4. Federal Intervention “now” . . .

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