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They were warned: Qld Government’s youth crime shame
After days of mounting pressure, Acting Premier Steven Miles admitted the government’s review of youth justice “clearly may include needing to change the law”, and would consider the use of GPS trackers as suggested by the Queensland Police Union.The now revitalised idea was put forward by former police commissioner Bob Atkinson in 2018 in his review into youth justice, but was never adopted.Police Minister Mark Ryan would not be drawn on why Cabinet slapped down the idea then, or why the idea…
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