A memorial service in Ulverstone honored Constable Keith Smith one year after his death on duty. A laneway will be named after him, and initiatives like the Keith Smith Community Policing Award and a blood donation drive commemorate his service.
Leigh Geoffrey Sushames has pleaded guilty to murdering Tasmanian Constable Keith Smith, who was shot twice while serving a repossession notice. Sushames also admitted to assaulting other officers during the June 16 incident. The court heard Sushames had previously threatened to kill anyone trying to repossess his home.
Leigh Sushames has pleaded guilty to the murder of Tasmanian Constable Keith Smith, who was shot twice while serving a repossession notice. Sushames also admitted to aggravated assault on other officers. The court heard the shooting was captured on body-worn camera.
