Tough Measures Against Domestic Violence Perpetrators
The Queensland LNP, led by Opposition Leader David Crisafulli, has pledged $18 million for a new crime prevention initiative targeting the state’s worst domestic violence offenders. The plan involves fitting 500 GPS ankle monitors to ensure strict surveillance.
A dedicated team of officers will monitor these devices from a central hub and notify police if any conditions are violated. This announcement follows a recent leader’s debate, where Crisafulli promised to resign if he fails to decrease crime victim numbers after being elected. The police union is urging the Coalition to provide a clear funding strategy for the proposal.
Source Skynews
