@thetruism · 12d ago
Queensland police conduct nearly 200,000 weapons searches under Jack's Law
Queensland police officers have conducted almost 200,000 wanding searches for weapons in the past year. The operations, authorized under Jack's Law, aim to detect and deter knife carrying in public entertainment precincts and transit hubs.
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- Queensland Police have conducted nearly 200,000 weapons searches under Jack's Law in the past year.
- Queensland Police have performed nearly 200,000 wanding searches for weapons over the last year.
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