Mount Isa Police District's 2016-17 crime report released

Chris  Burns
Updated October 19 2017 - 4:07pm, first published October 16 2017 - 5:30pm
STATISTICS ANNOUNCEMENT: Mount Isa Police District Superintendent Glen Pointing said juvenile crime and domestic violence were the biggest policing concerns. Photo: Chris Burns.
STATISTICS ANNOUNCEMENT: Mount Isa Police District Superintendent Glen Pointing said juvenile crime and domestic violence were the biggest policing concerns. Photo: Chris Burns.

UNLAWFUL entry into homes in the Mount Isa Police District increased 59 per cent compared to last year’s statistics. 

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Chris  Burns

Chris Burns

Senior journalist

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