Stalking our Streets youth crime documentary provides rare glimpse into lives of car thieves
Tomorrow the mini-documentary Stalking Our Streets will premiere on this website and give viewers a rare insight into the minds and daily lives of Queensland’s juvenile car thieves. WATCH THE TRAILER HERE.
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On Saturday Newscorp will premiere the chilling mini-documentary Stalking Our Streets which will give viewers a never-before-seen insight into the minds of the juvenile car thieves behind the deadly crime wave gripping Queensland.
Stalking Our Streets goes to the coalface of the spiralling youth crime crisis that has claimed 18 lives across Queensland in the past two years and includes a tell-all interview with a former offender who details the daily lives of juvenile offenders, how they go about their break and enters and why they continue to risk lives in stolen cars.
The 15-minute documentary also includes compelling and candid interviews with Queensland Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll and a youth worker at the coalface of the issue.
Watch the youth crime mini-documentary Stalking Our Streets from 6am Saturday.
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