00:00Very appreciative, yes. It's an honour to be recognised for work that you've done.
00:07There was a lot of work involved in this job and a lot of different people I had to liaise
00:13with
00:14as offenders were from up north, so we had different working with Queensland Police
00:18and other commands within New South Wales up north, so it was a lot of work involved.
00:25A lot of the time police work, like this particular job that you're getting recognised for today,
00:29can be thankful for work. A lot of work behind the scenes, a lot of work on your own or
00:34with your team,
00:34getting this to happen with a lot of recognition. How does it feel to get that recognition for the work
00:40that you have done?
00:41It feels honoured, to be honest, yes. Very honoured to be recognised for work that I've done.
00:48And while the award is fantastic, I'm guessing the reason that you're doing this job isn't to get awards,
00:55it's to do good work for the community. How does it feel to have delivered that in this case?
01:02It feels good. I do the work not for awards, as you said. It's more for my victims, because no
01:12one should have to endure what they've gone through.
01:14And ultimately, someone who has done that to them should pay the price and be accountable for their actions.
01:22As I understand, you've got eight years. That's correct.
01:26It feels good.
01:31You
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