Casino, NSW: Man, 31, charged with murder after woman found dead
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A 31-year-old man has been charged with murder after a woman was discovered with critical head injuries at a home in northern NSW.
NSW Police were called to a home on Johnston Street, Casino, following reports of a concern for welfare at about 2.30am on Saturday morning.
Officers attached to Richmond Police District arrived to try and assist a critically injured woman, aged in her 40s, but she died at the scene.
A 31-year-old Casino man - believed to have been in a relationship with the woman - was arrested and assisted police with inquiries at Lismore Police Station.
The man has since been charged with one count of murder and has been refused bail to appear in Lismore Bail Court on Sunday, June 30.
The woman is yet to be formally identified.
A crime scene has been established and a critical incident team from Tweed/Byron Police District will now investigate all circumstances surrounding the incident - including all aspects of the response from NSW Police.
That investigation will be subject to an independent review.
A 31-year-old man from Casino, northern NSW, has been charged over the death of a woman
The woman, aged in her 40s, was found at the above home in Casino with critical injuries
Police officers attended the home on Saturday after the woman's body was discovered inside
The investigation will focus on why it took police up to an hour to respond to a triple-zero emergency call.
It's believed the call may have been incorrectly prioritised, reported The Daily Telegraph.
'The situation is that a call was made to 000 shortly after 1.30am this morning,' said NSW Police Assistant Commissioner Peter McKenna on Saturday afternoon.
'Police acknowledged that call around 2:25am and were at the scene by 2.27am. The delay in the timing of police acknowledging that call and attending the scene has given me enough concern that I've asked for an independent review of this investigation as to what that delay was and Rocket X if it was justified or otherwise...'
A critical incident review brings in external investigators to assess how the police responded to an incident, and whether there were any failures in the response.
It is not clear where or from whom the triple-0 call was made. The police do not believe there was anyone else in the house at the time.
The woman discovered with critical head injuries is yet to be formally identified
Neighbours, such as the woman pictured, reportedly heard 'horrific' screaming at the single-storey home at around 1.30am but police did not arrive until 2.30am
Why it took police up to an hour to respond to the incident will be probed in an investigation
The Asst Commissioner confirmed the man and woman had been in a domestic relationship 'for some months'.
They attempted to assist the woman, who was suffering from critical head injuries, but was pronounced dead at the scene.
Officers from State Crime Command's Homicide Squad are assisting officers from Richmond Police District in their investigations into the woman's death.
Anyone with information in relation to the incident is urged to contact local police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
It is the second alleged DV murder in NSW in just two days after a woman was found dead in Sydney's inner west on Thursday, allegedly at the hands of a housemate.
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NSW Police were called to a home on Johnston Street, Casino, following reports of a concern for welfare at about 2.30am on Saturday morning.
Officers attached to Richmond Police District arrived to try and assist a critically injured woman, aged in her 40s, but she died at the scene.
A 31-year-old Casino man - believed to have been in a relationship with the woman - was arrested and assisted police with inquiries at Lismore Police Station.
The man has since been charged with one count of murder and has been refused bail to appear in Lismore Bail Court on Sunday, June 30.
The woman is yet to be formally identified.
A crime scene has been established and a critical incident team from Tweed/Byron Police District will now investigate all circumstances surrounding the incident - including all aspects of the response from NSW Police.
That investigation will be subject to an independent review.
A 31-year-old man from Casino, northern NSW, has been charged over the death of a woman
The woman, aged in her 40s, was found at the above home in Casino with critical injuries
Police officers attended the home on Saturday after the woman's body was discovered inside
The investigation will focus on why it took police up to an hour to respond to a triple-zero emergency call.
It's believed the call may have been incorrectly prioritised, reported The Daily Telegraph.
'The situation is that a call was made to 000 shortly after 1.30am this morning,' said NSW Police Assistant Commissioner Peter McKenna on Saturday afternoon.
'Police acknowledged that call around 2:25am and were at the scene by 2.27am. The delay in the timing of police acknowledging that call and attending the scene has given me enough concern that I've asked for an independent review of this investigation as to what that delay was and Rocket X if it was justified or otherwise...'
A critical incident review brings in external investigators to assess how the police responded to an incident, and whether there were any failures in the response.
It is not clear where or from whom the triple-0 call was made. The police do not believe there was anyone else in the house at the time.
The woman discovered with critical head injuries is yet to be formally identified
Neighbours, such as the woman pictured, reportedly heard 'horrific' screaming at the single-storey home at around 1.30am but police did not arrive until 2.30am
Why it took police up to an hour to respond to the incident will be probed in an investigation
The Asst Commissioner confirmed the man and woman had been in a domestic relationship 'for some months'.
They attempted to assist the woman, who was suffering from critical head injuries, but was pronounced dead at the scene.
Officers from State Crime Command's Homicide Squad are assisting officers from Richmond Police District in their investigations into the woman's death.
Anyone with information in relation to the incident is urged to contact local police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
It is the second alleged DV murder in NSW in just two days after a woman was found dead in Sydney's inner west on Thursday, allegedly at the hands of a housemate.
1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732)
Lifeline 13 11 14
New South WalesCrime
If you have any questions regarding exactly where and how to use Rocket X - telegra.ph -, you can speak to us at the page.
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