Former Queensland Police Union President Ian Leavers Found Dead at 58
Ian Leavers, who passionately advocated for the welfare of police officers, has passed away at the age of 58. He served the police force for over three decades, making significant contributions to their well-being and support systems.
Sofie Formica highlighted his dedication, including his role in securing presumptive PTSD legislation and turning the police union into a financially strong organization.
"Former Police Union President Ian Leavers, a fierce advocate for officer welfare has died at 58."
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Ian Leavers' legacy includes transformative leadership that strengthened support for police officers enduring mental health challenges.
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