Graffiti and hoons targeted as State Government cracks down on crime
Source: Western Australia. Minister for Police and the Attorney General. Media Release
"The State Government has again demonstrated it will crack down on crime with Police Minister Rob Johnson and Attorney General Christian Porter jointly announcing a package of reforms to help solve the community scourges of hoon driving and graffiti. The two ministers said a series of tougher penalties and $6million for a new Community Crime Prevention Program (CCPP) would help stamp out the problems which were left to run rampant under a Labor government that was soft on crime."
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
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Labels: Community, Law and Justice, Social issues
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