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Stats don’t lie – early intervention playing a large role in decreasing youth crime offences

Youth crime has dropped 16 percent from 2022 to 2023 in the DD District. Photo contributed.
Sarah Murphy

The Darling Downs police district has recorded a 16 percent decrease in youth offending in 2023 compared to the previous […]

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