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Fine but no conviction for Tasmanian police officer who punched man who had bow and arrow

Constable Smith will also be subject to an investigation by the Tasmania Police Professional Standards unit. (ABC News: Damian McIntyre)

A Tasmanian police officer who punched a man he was arresting in the head with what he said was "the biggest hook" he had ever done has avoided having a conviction recorded.

Constable Oliver Smith, 23, was charged with common assault after an incident in Penguin, in the state's north-west, in January last year.

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