Investigation continues into the leaking of photographs taken when the former AFL coach was in custody

More than a dozen Victoria police staff have now been suspended or transferred over the leaked Dean Laidley photos.
Seven employees are suspended and six have been transferred to other duties, Victoria police has confirmed.
An investigation continues into the leaking of the photos, taken while Laidley was in police custody.
The former AFL premiership player and North Melbourne coach was arrested outside a home in St Kilda on 2 May and charged with stalking and other offences.
A day later photos of the 53-year-olds mug shot and a picture of him wearing a long blonde wig and a dress were shared on social media.
The professional standards command is investigating the incident.
Four senior constables were suspended in May over the release of the photographs and were expected to be charged with misconduct.
The states police minister, Lisa Neville, described the leak as an idiotic thing to do.
Laidleys barrister, Phil Dunn, has said the former footballer and his family were devastated by the release of the images.