but that would be reviewed, the Commissioner said. Ms Jerram also called for an immediate review of the vague and confusing standard operating procedures relating to the use of OC spray, Tasers, handcuffs, restraint and positional asphyxia, particularly the use of multiple Taser shots and its "drive stun mode" as a pain compliance tool. In addition, she said the police should review "communication procedures to ensure that signs of mental disturbance in any person who is the subject of a police report be communicated and officers trained further to respond accordingly". Finally, she urged an examination of the NSW Police VKG (police radio) procedures be undertaken, "to ensure accurate categorisation of any incident reported". Commissioner Scipione said a review had been commenced today into the training and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPS) with regard to the use of Tasers, other appointments and other methods of restraint, as had a review of the VKG procedures. "This was a tragic series of events and I do express my deepest sympathy and sadness to the Curti family, fully understanding the depth of feelings they have been experiencing," he said. "It is a terrible thing to lose someone you love. I am a Police Commissioner but I am also human and I am a father. "Police have a special responsibility in our society and we have been granted special powers to protect the community. It is important that those powers are exercised properly." He said complaint investigations in relation to some of the officers involved