Mapped: See the SEQ suburbs being targeted, as thefts skyrocket
Mobile phones and smart watches are the items thieves are targeting as an electronic crime wave crashes over the southeast, after the highest theft victim count since 1995. SEE THE MAP
Mobile phones and smart watches are the items thieves are targeting as an electronic crime wave crashes over the southeast, after the highest theft victim count since 1995. SEE THE MAP
Police have brought down a couple allegedly behind an armed robbery rampage north of Brisbane with two businesses hit in just 30 minutes.
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A man has been charged over an incident during which another man was filmed leaving a Brisbane unit covered in blood and clutching his throat, after he and a third man were allegedly stabbed multiple times.
Hardcore criminals are not just fearless of the police, they are fearless of everyone, Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll admits, amid claims offenders are now turning the tables on people trying to bring them to justice.
The kind of violence that erupted at a home in Brisbane’s southwest on Sunday, allegedly over an online transaction, has no place in this country. But it just keeps happening, writes Kylie Lang.
More than 40 people have been arrested on nearly 500 charges after a Moreton Bay drug sting uncovered large amounts of meth.
The driver allegedly responsible for the death of a teen motorcyclist in Logan at the weekend has faced court for manslaughter, in what police allege was a calculated, planned incident.
Police are refusing to rule out whether an altercation between two groups of young men south of Brisbane that ended in the death of a 20-year-old was gang related. It comes as friends pay tribute to the man they called “wombat”.
The state’s youth crime crackdown threatens a surge in children ion already-crowded detention centres and even adult watchhouses, critics say.
A judge has characterised a video played in court the worst violence he has ever seen in his 18 years in his role, as nine youths were sentenced over a pair of brutal bashings in inner Brisbane.
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