Police consider legal action over leaked Tom Phillips radio audio
Thursday 11 September 2025 · 3 outlets · 3 reports · updated In this story Richard Chambers
Police Commissioner Richard Chambers is investigating potential legal action against Stuff for publishing police radio communications from the night Tom Phillips died. The audio reportedly contains crucial evidence related to the investigation into the shootout.
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