A life of action.
Roman's childhood dream of being a policeman was fulfilled when he
joined the Queensland Police Force as wide-eyed 20-year old in the
dying days of Joh Bjelke-Peterson's Moonlight State. He survived
his brush with corruption to move rapidly through the force's elite
squads, including an extended period in covert operations against
organised crime. After a flirtation with the private sector in
aviation security, his calling drew him back to the federal
policing arena when he joined the Australian Crime Commission to
enter the fray of Melbourne's gangland wars and Sydney's gun
traffickers.
Roman was promoted to Commander in the Australian Federal Police
where he headed money-laundering, political leaks and child sexual
exploitation investigations before being promoted to Assistant
Commissioner for border operations. In 2010, Roman was appointed as
Canberra's Chief of Police for three years before being recruited
by the Federal government to the role of Deputy CEO of Customs
where he established Operation Sovereign Borders to 'stop the
boats'. Following on from this role, Roman became the inaugural
Commissioner of the controversial Australian Border Force, and was
ignominiously sacked from that job after allegations surfaced that
he assisted his partner to get a low-level ABF job at Sydney
Airport.
 |
Ask a Question About this Product More... |
|
