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Esther Linder

'Antiquated' police system failing on domestic violence

Yasmin Catley has faced questions about the viability of the decades-old NSW police computer system. (Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS)

The NSW police minister has conceded officers are relying on "antiquated" systems for tracking domestic violence incidents amid concerns investigators are not equipped to deal with incoming coercive control laws.

The state's police rely on a decades-old computer system known as COPS to track criminal incident reports, but planned upgrades have been delayed for years.

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