Teen bailed after meth-fuelled reign of terror on community
50+ Crimes: A 14-year-old ‘juvie king’ has been released on parole after he pleaded guilty to terrorising the Darling Downs community during a violent meth-fuelled crime spree.
50+ Crimes: A 14-year-old ‘juvie king’ has been released on parole after he pleaded guilty to terrorising the Darling Downs community during a violent meth-fuelled crime spree.
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