Nuriootpa Police Station — Police in Nuriootpa

Reviews of Nuriootpa Police Station

• John

  Added 2016.04.07

  Had a problem with a nurioopta police officer who tried telling me he wouldn't take away my p plates if I let him grope my breasts. I was so so scared. I agree the SA country police need to be put under a royal commission for gross misconduct. I fear for my life when i see police and the other poster is right the tattoos on these young police officers makes them look like thugs.
• Sarah

  Added 2015.03.24

  Corrupt police officer who managed to be a sargeant Id no. 83777 defected a vehicle for rear tyres on the 25th of November but have a reciept for the rear tyres being replaced on the 23rd of November. The community is not safe in Nurioopta with corrupt police running around. Forget the police complaints, we as the people need to start filling out form 2 called a minor civil claim form. They are easy to fill out and police are not allowed lawyers in the minor civil claims court. Police forget they are our servants not our lords.
• Sophia

  Added 2014.11.21

  Ive had similiar experiences with the nurioopta police station, they are rude and arrogant. No one can ever get in contact with higher up police and the police complaints are just police investigating police. We as public law abiding citizens need to start to hold these corrupt police accountable for their gross and criminal conduct. Groping girls to let them keep their license, how disgusting. I'm so afraid of police in the country towns as they have no accountability, a royal commission is needed and we the people should start lodging civil cases for gross misconduct. Is it going to take an old man being shot for speeding 5km over the limit for a royal commission into the country police service in South Australia?
• Dominic

  Added 2013.11.21

  Kind officers from this station assisted my 77 year-old mother today to get safely home. Her phone had gone flat, and she was tired, in pain, and was unable to get to her house by herself. These amazing officers sensed she was having difficulty, and took her home. They then assisted her to gain entry to her house as she'd left her keys inside. As her son, living in Victoria, I'm forever grateful for this kind gesture. Thank goodness for the Nuriootpa Police!