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A police officer has been charged after alleged misconduct and will appear in Albury court in March.
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Murray River Police District officers started investigating the allegation following an arrest on June 25 last year.
"Following investigations, a senior constable attached to the southern region was today issued a future court attendance notice for one count of common assault," police said in a statement on Monday, February 13.
"He is due to appear in Albury Local Court on Wednesday, March 29, 2023."
A NSW Police spokesman said the officer would continue to work under supervision.
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