"The police eventually apologised in 2014, days before the 20-year anniversary, and settled a class action lawsuit totalling $6m. Victoria police’s LGBTQIA+ communities portfolio manager, Jeremy Oliver, says that Tasty was “probably the biggest catalyst for change” in the organisation.
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Now many police officers are proudly and openly queer, including the deputy commissioner, Neil Paterson."
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