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The assault trial of Parramatta inspector Mathew Edward Lonergan wrapped up on Wednesday with his lawyer suggesting the alleged victim, Senior Constable Todd Kirk, was motivated by revenge and wasn't a truthful witness.

Inspector Mathew Edward Lonergan faced a two-day hearing in the Downing Centre Local Court over allegations he \"sack-whacked\" Senior Constable Todd Kirk at the Parramatta police station

Insp [Mathew Edward Lonergan] took to the witness box on Wednesday and explained that during their eight-year working relationship, he and Sen Const Kirk had regularly engaged in \"locker room\" behaviour, including pretending...

Inspector Mathew Edward Lonergan is facing a three-day hearing at Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court charged with one count of common assault against Senior Constable Todd Edward Kirk at Parramatta Police Station.

Chris Clarke, of Fairfield, tells the Morning Sentinel that the aim is to find out conclusively who killed [Edward E. Mathews]. He says they have yet to connect with Mathews' spirit using a night vision digital recorder, voice recorders and an electromagnetic field detector, but they'll try again later this month. \"Spirits generate an electromagnetic field and when they cross in front of the sensor, it beeps, so we know it's there,\" Clarke said. \"We pan the camera around and try to entice them out. We're not there to hurt them or take over their home.\"

SYDNEY, Nov 5 AAP - A NSW police inspector will fight assault allegations.

Parramatta Inspector Mathew Edward Lonergan, 53, faced Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court on Thursday on a single charge of assault.

Parramatta Inspector Mathew Edward Lonergan, 53, faced Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court on Thursday on a single charge of assault. It is understood Parramatta-based Leading Senior Constable Todd Kirk is currently attached to another western Sydney police station but AAP was unable to reach him on Thursday.

Mathew Edward Mullin, 27, Christopher Michael Comiskey, 29, James Gregory Yohe, 38, and Tamra May Fought, 35, were booked into Pima County jail on suspicion of shoplifting the liquor from a Safeway supermarket at 4752 E. Sunrise Drive, according to a Pima County Sheriff's Department news release. During the incident, firefighters learned that someone called in a bomb threat to the store earlier in the morning, but Tucson police responded and didn't find any explosives. TPD's bomb squad responded again after the fire but didn't find anything.