Central qld residents urged to nominate crime hotspots in report in wake of alleged drug lord death
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The latest update on crime in Queensland has revealed more victims of drugs and street crime in some of the poorest communities of the state.
The report by the Crime and Safety Commission found three incidents were recorded in the week to May 10, including a case of aggravated vehicle theft.
Other incidents included a carjacking and a hit and run.
In the most serious incident in Brisbane’s Wollongong and Port Kembla neighbourhoods, two women were robbed and assaulted inside a convenience store about 9:30pm on May 7, after an argument.
Their bodies were found nearby.
Rochdale’s residents are hoping a local forum they held to discuss police강릉출장마사지 and crime will help them to identify areas and areas not being policed well.
“I think we can come up with that idea from the population here in these areas where we’re not able to police well,” Community Leader Robyn Johnson said.
“This is really an area of serious crime, really low crime.
“I think we can do some work for our residents that may be able to get better information for those in those areas.
“But it’s about getting to know the community in a way that can help us with our efforts to get the city crime down.”
The commission said many crimes and violence were not reported to police, and the majority o서산출장샵f people in those areas were not even aware of a problem.
“Overall I’m quite surprised the figures are as high as they are,” Chief Commissioner Richard McKeown said.
“We know the community has low crime. We know they’re not seeing the results that we’d like to see.”
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