Leaving school at the age of 12, he spent time in and out of jail and ended up with a criminal record. Fathering a child at 18, he ended up joining the Army Reserves which put him in a different direction. At 21, he was an Aboriginal Police Liaison Officer. He gave up drinking in 1990. As a policeman, he has had to lock up close family members including his sister and brother.The West Australian, Sat, 15 January 2011 - Bright lights beckon Kimberley's Mad Bastards - Flip Prior He was a policeman for 17 years in Western Australia.Wunan Foundation. - OUR EXECUTIVE TEAM Greg Tait He was interviewed by Deadly Vibe magazine regarding his life experiences and the role in the film.Deadly Vibe, July 25th, 2011. - Second Chance – Greg Tait
