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Officers recognised as everyday heroes - Vimarsana News

Officers recognised as everyday heroes

Today, at a ceremony in Townsville, four Queensland Police Service (QPS) officers were awarded as everyday heroes for displaying dedication

Teen who ran down cop 'in stolen car' weeks after release - Vimarsana News

Teen who ran down cop 'in stolen car' weeks after release

Teen who ran down cop ‘in stolen car’ weeks after release The teenager who used a stolen car to run down a cop has faced court for allegedly driving a stolen vehicle just weeks after his release. Crime by Elise Williams Premium Content Subscriber only The teenager found guilty of using a stolen car to mow down junior Queensland Police officer Peter McAulay, leaving him seriously injured on the roadside, has faced court for allegedly driving a stolen vehicle just weeks after he was released from jail. The teen, now aged 18, cannot be identif...

Teen convicted of running down Queensland police officer Peter McAulay back in court weeks after leaving detention - Vimarsana News

Teen convicted of running down Queensland police officer Peter McAulay back in court weeks after leaving detention

A teenager convicted of using a stolen car to run down and seriously injure a Queensland police officer is released on bail after being charged with stealing, driving and weapons offences.

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Queensland Police Union calls for GPS tracking for youths on bail - Vimarsana News

Queensland Police Union calls for GPS tracking for youths on bail

Queensland Police Union calls for GPS tracking for youths on bail We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement GPS tracking anklets for juveniles on bail and strengthening youth bail laws are being proposed by the Queensland Police Union president to deal with the state’s youth crime. “We would turn 80 per cent of kids around through the youth justice process and that is [with] caution and other measures,” president Ian Leavers told ABC Brisbane. Police union president Ian Leavers has created a list of suggestions ...