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Sydney cop fronts up for police rugby league team days after domestic violence hearing

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Detective Superintendent Joe Doueihi has been appointed commander of NSW Police’s homicide squad after more than 30 years as a detective.
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As Ilona battled terminal cancer,her husband allegedly set their home on fire

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