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Daniel Victor Gandini, known as Diplomat Dan, is currently on trial at the Supreme Court in Burnie, Tasmania, facing serious charges of assault. Gandini is accused of attacking his ex-wife and four police officers with corrosive acid during his arrest in July 2021. The trial has been underway for three weeks, with the prosecution presenting extensive evidence from various witnesses, including the complainant, defendants, a psychologist, and over 40 police officers.

Gandini has vehemently denied the allegations, asserting that he did not intend to harm anyone during the incident. In a dramatic twist, he has questioned the legitimacy of the court and police authority. Gandini has presented documents alleging treason by Queen Elizabeth and challenged the jurisdiction of Tasmania Police, claiming it operates as a private company.

The trial has seen a rigorous examination and cross-examination of witnesses, as both sides present their case. Gandini’s unorthodox defense and claims against the authorities have added a unique dimension to the proceedings. As the trial continues, the court seeks to uncover the truth behind the events of that July day and determine Gandini’s culpability.

 

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Article Title: ‘Diplomat Dan’ likens Tasmania Police to McDonald’s, Bunnings, questions judge’s authority, at Burnie trial
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