While relieving up, Detective Sergeant Butvila would not necessarily check his pigeon hole with regularity either and for the same reason. While relieving up, Detective Sergeant Addison was in charge of the receipt and allocation of matters for investigation by members of Team 2 and he relied upon those matters being forwarded to him. He relied upon the hard copy of those matters being placed in his pigeon hole. Detective Sergeant Butvila assumed that Detective Sergeant Addison would check Detective Sergeant pigeon hole and remove anything that Butvila’s related to Team 2. However, Detective Sergeant Addison believed that it was not his place to check Detective Sergeant pigeon hole and assumed that Detective Butvila’s Sergeant Butvila would check it himself. The staffing arrangements for the Holden Hill CIB were recorded in a document called the Holden Hill CIB Disposition sheet. That document was collated, updated and distributed on a weekly basis to staff members. Members of the Crime Management Unit were aware of and had ready access to the Holden Hill CIB Disposition sheet every week and were aware that it could be accessed on their computers. Annexure GM1 to Exhibit C10 contains an entry at 1433 hours on 26 February 2004. It was made by Sergeant Kelly and it refers to the Christopher Wilson PIR. It states: for alloc as per direction of DS/Sgt Douglas. Hard copy to you ‘Vic 26/2’ And it records the transfer to Detective Sergeant Butvila. In the result, neither Detective Sergeant Butvila nor Detective Sergeant Addison received the electronic version of the Christopher Wilson PIR on 26 February 2004 as intended. Nor did either of them receive the hard copy documents. In fact Detective Sergeant Butvila had no knowledge of the matter at all until Internal Investigation Branch began investigating the matter more than twelve months later. As already noted previously, Detective Sergeant Addison who was working on afternoon shift along with Detectives Wilson and Green became aware of their involvement in the Christopher Wilson incident at approximately 3:00pm on 26 February 2004. However at the time of this discussion he was not in possession of the PIR in any form and did not come into possession of it until he sought out an electronic copy of it himself on 28 February 2004 at the request of Detective Lidio Santucci who had asked for it to be forwarded to him in relation to the fatal shooting
While relieving up, Detective Sergeant Butvila would not necessarily check his pigeon hole with regularity either and for the same reason. While relieving up, Detective Sergeant Addison was in charge of the receipt and allocation of matters for investigation by members of Team 2 and he relied upon those matters being forwarded to him. He relied upon the hard copy of those matters being placed in his pigeon hole. Detective Sergeant Butvila assumed that Detective Sergeant Addison would check Detective Sergeant Butvila’s pigeon hole and remove anything that related to Team 2. However, Detective Sergeant Addison believed that it was not his place to check Detective Sergeant Butvila’s pigeon hole and assumed that Detective Sergeant Butvila would check it himself. The staffing arrangements for the Holden Hill CIB were recorded in a document called the Holden Hill CIB Disposition sheet. That document was collated, updated and distributed on a weekly basis to staff members. Members of the Crime Management Unit were aware of and had ready access to the Holden Hill CIB Disposition sheet every week and were aware that it could be accessed on their computers. Annexure GM1 to Exhibit C10 contains an entry at 1433 hours on 26 February 2004. It was made by Sergeant Kelly and it refers to the Christopher Wilson PIR. It states: ‘Vic for alloc as per direction of DS/Sgt Douglas. Hard copy to you 26/2’ And it records the transfer to Detective Sergeant Butvila. In the result, neither Detective Sergeant Butvila nor Detective Sergeant Addison received the electronic version of the Christopher Wilson PIR on 26 February 2004 as intended. Nor did either of them receive the hard copy documents. In fact Detective Sergeant Butvila had no knowledge of the matter at all until Internal Investigation Branch began investigating the matter more than twelve months later. As already noted previously, Detective Sergeant Addison who was working on afternoon shift along with Detectives Wilson and Green became aware of their involvement in the Christopher Wilson incident at approximately 3:00pm on 26 February 2004. However at the time of this discussion he was not in possession of the PIR in any form and did not come into possession of it until he sought out an electronic copy of it himself on 28 February 2004 at the request of Detective Lidio Santucci who had asked for it to be forwarded to him in relation to the fatal shooting
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