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Four people arrested in Task Force Magnus raids targeting gun crime and violence
Police arrested a 19-year-old man associated with an allegedly stolen SUV carrying guns and fuel in Wiley Park, NSW.
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Vandals cut down Britain’s most iconic tree
The Sycamore Gap tree at Hadrian’s Wall has been felled in what police are calling an act of vandalism.
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What happens when you’re charged with a crime?
If you commit a crime, you might be arrested, or receive a court summons. Here’s what happens next.
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QLD Police seize over $4.2m worth of drugs
Detectives from Logan Major and Organised Crime Squad have charged 5 people with 34 offences and seized more than $4.2 million of dangerous drugs, as part of Operation Victor Extort.
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Violent road rage attack caught on camera in Melbourne’s north
A man has been arrested after a violent road rage attack was caught on camera in Fawkner, in Melbourne’s north, on September 27.
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National Police Remembrance Day
Each year on the 29th of September, vigils, services and marches are held for National Police Remembrance Day. Here's why it holds a special significance.
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Alleged car thief hides in drain after fatal crash
An alleged car thief has been arrested after being tracked to a drain, where he was attempting to evade police, in parklands near Kayo Stadium in Moreton Bay, Queensland.
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NSW Police deploy 120 extra detectives in Kempsey raid
NSW Police deploy 120 detectives in three-day blitz on the mid-north coast. Vision courtesy: NSW Police
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McDonald's staff in Melbourne attacked by teens
A girl appears to lunge over the counter and grab a staff member by the hair as other workers rush to intervene. People on both sides of the counter can be heard swearing at each other and yelling as a man, who appears to be a customer, tries to intervene, telling the girls to stop and walk away.
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Police shortage across Australia hits crisis point
"We're in a crisis situation at this point in time. It is a real challenge, not only recruiting but in the retention of police across Australia. We are putting the police officers who are left at risk. And we are putting the community at risk," said Ian Leavers, president of the Queensland Police Union and the Police Federation of Australia.
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