悲劇の update on 広大な／多数の／重要な-grandmother, 95, who was tasered in nursing home - after her family 明らかにする／漏らすd she's '推定する／予想するd to die'

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A 95-year-old 広大な／多数の／重要な grandmother with dementia who was tasered by a police officer in a NSW 老年の care 施設 is 平和的な and comfortable as she receives end-of life care.

Clare Nowland remains in Cooma 地区 Hospital surrounded by her distraught family after she was 批判的に 負傷させるd when tasered last Wednesday morning.

Priest Father 示す Croker visited Mrs Nowland on Sunday and held a カトリック教徒 集まり at her hospital 病人の枕元.

A 集まり 献身的な to Mrs Nowland was also held at the 地元の St Patrick's church where she was 以前 an active member of the parish and 地元の community.?

'She looks 平和的な, she's not conscious but she certainly looks comfortable,' Fr Croker told The Daily Telegraph.?

団体／死体-worn ビデオ （映画の）フィート数 shows dementia 苦しんでいる人 Clare Nowland (pictured) walking slowly with her 注目する，もくろむs 直す／買収する，八百長をするd on the officer before she was tasered and fell backwards?

Father Croker also 解任するd his most 最近の conversation with Mrs Nowland one week earlier when she was in hospital with minor illness.

She was knitting to pass the time and was in very good form, によれば the priest.

'The thing with Clare is the dementia hadn't 完全に taken 持つ／拘留する, you could still have a conversation with her … she might get a bit 混乱させるd, but that's an age thing'.?

It's understood she'd unconscious and that her eight children and their families were taking turns speaking to her.

'They are a big family, so they're coming in and out … but they're speaking to Clare, they say the last of your senses to go is your 審理，公聴会, so we know she can hear us,' Fr Croker said.?

Staff at the Yallambee 宿泊する nursing home called police 早期に last Wednesday morning after Ms Nowland, who has dementia, is 43kg and uses a walking でっちあげる，人を罪に陥れる, took a serrated steak knife from the kitchen into a small 治療 room.

Police and 救急車 officers tried to get her to 減少（する） the knife before a 上級の constable 解雇する／砲火／射撃d his taser once as she slowly approached them, Assistant Commissioner Peter Cotter said on Friday.

She fell and her 長，率いる struck the 床に打ち倒す.

The officer who 解雇する／砲火／射撃d the electric shock 武器 joined the 軍隊 12 years ago and has been taken off active 義務.

The 批判的な 出来事/事件 調査 has been elevated to 'level one' because of Mrs Nowland 苦しむing an 傷害 that could lead to her death.

探偵，刑事s from the 明言する／公表する 殺人 Squad and 法律 施行 行為／行う （売買）手数料，委託（する）／委員会／権限 are 調査／捜査するing what happened and if the 軍隊d used was appropriate.?

Clare Nowland is surrounded by her family as she receives end-of-life care at?Cooma Hospital

It has 現れるd that Ms Nowland was 行方不明の for an hour before the 悲劇 happened at Yallambee 宿泊する (pictured) at Cooma in southern NSW

NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb wouldn't comment on the 可能性 of 告発（する），告訴（する）／料金s 存在 laid.

'The best 探偵，刑事s in NSW are on this 事例／患者,' she said.?

'I have every 信用／信任 it is 存在 扱うd in the appropriate manner.'

Commissioner Webb said it was not ありふれた practice for police to …に出席する a nursing home to help staff with their 居住（者）s.

'In my experience, it's やめる rare that we would be called to a nursing home,' she said. 'It's not something we come across 定期的に.'

Commissioner Webb - whose own mother has dementia and lives in a nursing home - also 誘発するd fury when she said she had no 意向s of 見解（をとる）ing the 団体／死体-worn camera （映画の）フィート数 of the 出来事/事件.

'I don't really ーするつもりである to, no,' she told reporters. 'I have heard what is in the 団体／死体 worn, and I don't see it necessary that I 現実に 見解（をとる） it.'

Andrew Thaler, a spokesperson for Ms Nowland's family, told Daily Mail Australia on Saturday night the Commissioner has an '義務' to see the （映画の）フィート数.

'I don't 受託する that she doesn't have to, the buck stops with her,' he said.

'She can't hide, she has to stand up and take 責任／義務 and 確実にする that the community and family get answers. The whole 状況／情勢 is so egregious.'

Speaking on に代わって of the family, he said they 手配中の，お尋ね者 the Commissioner to 見解（をとる） the bodycam （映画の）フィート数 of the incid ent with Ms Nowland's family.

Clare Nowland (pictured skydiving) is 平和的な and comfortable, によれば a 地元の priest

NSW Police Comm issioner Karen Webb first 誘発するd 乱暴／暴力を加える on Saturday after she （人命などを）奪う，主張するd it was 'not necessary' to 見解（をとる） 団体／死体 （機の）カム （映画の）フィート数 of the 出来事/事件?

Police 指導基準s say an officer can use a stun gun when violent 抵抗 is occurring or 切迫した, or when an officer is in danger of 存在 overpowered.

But the 指導基準s also 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる） a 範囲 of 状況／情勢s where a Taser should not be used 'unless exceptional circumstances 存在する'.

These 含む using the 武器 on an 年輩の or 無能にするd 支配する, or on a 支配する of 特に small 団体／死体 集まり.

Police 最初 述べるd the 出来事/事件 as 'an interaction' between officers and Mrs Nowland, but Ms Webb on Friday 強調する／ストレスd the 軍隊 understood the gravity of the 状況／情勢.

NSW 会議 for Civil Liberties 大統領，／社長 Josh Pallas said police should not be using Tasers on 攻撃を受けやすい people experiencing dementia or a mental health 危機.

The 出来事/事件 was a 悲劇の example of the need for healthcare 労働者s to receive compulsory dementia care training, Dementia Australia said.

'We have received calls and emails from people living with dementia, their families and carers 表明するing their 怒り／怒る and sadness for Ms Nowland and her family.'

The 雪の降る，雪の多い Monaro 地域の 会議, which runs Yallambee 宿泊する, said staff had followed 手続き and support was 存在 供給するd to them and 居住（者）s.

Mrs Nowland's family is now 需要・要求するing answers as to what happened at?Yallambee 宿泊する nursing home (pictured) last Wednesday