A FORMER drug squad detective is suing the state of Victoria for alleged mistreatment while in custody awaiting trial over the murder of a police informer.
Former detective Paul Dale was charged with the murder of police informer Terence Hodson, who was executed in 2004 along with his wife Christine.
Mr Dale has alleged in a statement of claim seen by the The Age newspaper that his human rights were breached when he was forced to wear bright red prison clothing, was held in isolation and then put in a unit with three Lebanese-speaking men convicted of terrorism offences while on remand in the high-security Barwon Prison.
He alleges the state exposed him to increased risk of psychiatric injury through the conditions in which he was held and he now suffers from conditions including depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, The Age reports.
Mr Dale walked from court a free man in 2010 after the Office of Public Prosecutions withdrew the charge.
It came after drug kingpin Carl Williams - who allegedly told police that Mr Dale had asked him to arrange the hit - was murdered in Barwon Prison.
Mr Dale was last week found not guilty of lying to the Australian Crime Commission over his links to Williams.
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