Post-traumatic stress in the police force: stressed cops tracked

By Cydonee Mardon
Updated January 18 2015 - 6:13pm, first published January 15 2015 - 10:00pm
Police claimant Erin was stalked by an investigator while out shopping with her small children. The PI was so agressive he appeared to have no concerns about being identified as is shown by this photo taken by the claimant of the PI snapping a photo of her.
Police claimant Erin was stalked by an investigator while out shopping with her small children. The PI was so agressive he appeared to have no concerns about being identified as is shown by this photo taken by the claimant of the PI snapping a photo of her.

Former cops suffering post-traumatic stress are routinely subjected to intrusive surveillance by insurance companies. A leading lawyer has now called for an end to such tactics. 

Aggressive, relentless and arguably illegal surveillance methods of insurance companies are causing extreme reactions in police pursuing insurance claims and often exacerbating their mental health conditions, a leading lawyer warns.

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