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Tom Wark

Most domestic violence-charged police remain in the job

A watchdog recommends reinforcing the importance of conflict-of-interest and risk assessment forms. (George Chan/AAP PHOTOS)

Victims of domestic violence by serving cops are being let down by poor record-keeping and conflicts of interest, a state's review of police procedure has found.

The NSW police watchdog found in a report released on Thursday that mandatory forms for officer-involved domestic and family violence incidents were being filed less than a third of the time, despite the rules being in place since 2018.

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