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AFP deputy commissioner Ramzi Jabbour allegedly let relative fire police gun on kangaroo 'hunt'

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Updated August 16 2020 - 11:05am, first published August 10 2020 - 2:48pm
Former Australian Federal Police deputy commissioner Ramzi Jabbour leaves the ACT Magistrates Court following the first day of his hearing. Picture: Blake Foden
Former Australian Federal Police deputy commissioner Ramzi Jabbour leaves the ACT Magistrates Court following the first day of his hearing. Picture: Blake Foden

An Australian Federal Police deputy commissioner allegedly took his service weapon kangaroo shooting while on leave, and allowed a relative to fire the gun before returning it to his office in the early hours of the morning "to avoid scrutiny".

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Blake Foden was a court reporter at The Canberra Times.

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