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Plan to fit child criminals with GPS trackers
Police are calling for juvenile criminals to be fitted with tracking anklets to make sure they comply with their bail conditions.
There have been renewed calls for an overhaul of Queensland’s youth justice laws after a 17-year-old male was charged with murder after a young couple and their unborn baby died in a horrific car crash while he was out on bail.
Kate Leadbetter, 31, and Matty Field, 37, were walking their dogs in Alexandra Hills, Brisbane, on Australia Day when they were allegedly hit by the youth while he was high on drugs and…
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