Use Of Force
Sarah HatherleyRecruited into the police brotherhood, this is one woman's story of violence, intimidation and lawlessness – and that was just in the office. New episodes dropping weekly in this gripping six episode series.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | DocumentaryTrue CrimeSociety & Culture | ||||
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In a surprising twist, the Australian Podcast Awards nominations for 2021 reveal Brigid may well have underestimated the power of Sarah's newly acquired podcasting skills. Sarah on the other hand, believes Brigid is the one that deserves an award for... more
Having relocated to Sydney early 2021, Sarah had hoped to get together in person with Brigid for another debrief. But a four-month COVID-19 lockdown kept them apart. It didn't stop the epic phone calls, as exciting news on the Use Of Force TV series ... more
It's been a couple of months since the series final dropped, and plenty has happened with Use Of Force since then. So Sarah has Brigid on the line for a debrief. Follow Use Of Force on Instagram @use_of_force
Join the conversation on Facebook @Use... more
Brigid discovers the dark secret threatening to cast a shadow over the Sydney Olympic Games, revealing the shocking true extent of the force's failures towards teenage sexual assault victims, while reflecting on her shattered career, corruption and h... more
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- Few doubts
Good story but presented in a very contrived manner. “Oh, no!”, “Gasp!”, “What do you mean?” Not convinced that Brigid is always telling the truth, either.
Apple Podcasts3jsta9840
Australia3 years ago - Annie gurl
Hi Brigid and Sarah, I have just finished listening to the podcast, it’s an incredible story. I’m am at lost for words to describe my anger at the way Brigid was treated but, I am in awe of her strength and resilience. Can wait to see the show on TV. Keep up the great work Sarah.
Apple Podcasts5AnnrealisticAustralia4 years ago - Story ruined by host
This is an important story that needs to be told. The host completely ruined it.
What a shame
Apple Podcasts1Friday_xxAustralia4 years ago - I loved it
I loved this, only thing that wasn’t easy listening was the constant gasping and response noises from the host into the microphone. Some of it could have been edited out as it became repetitive and I started to anticipate it and it killed some of the awesome story being told by the guest.
The ex police woman is a hero, I loved hearing her speak.
Apple Podcasts4cant sleep without itAustralia4 years ago - Raw and Real
Such a brave woman to relive and heal her trauma in a podcast like this. Thank you for sharing your story, this is one EVERYONE should hear.
Apple Podcasts5alainakh
United States4 years ago
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