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Gender-based violence continues to rise. Statistics show that a woman is intentionally killed by a partner or a family member every ten minutes.

QPS Assistant Commissioner Katherine Innes, head of the QPS Domestic Violence and Vulnerable Person Command, told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "taking over this role only in the last three weeks and digging into our calls for service and the reality of what this is, is really quite confronting."

"It's interesting because my background is in crime and I think sometimes people think domestic violence is something different to crime, but it's homicide, assault, rape, kidnapping, abduction, life-endangering acts, stalking, strangulation, it's really serious behaviour," she said.

Gender-based violence continues to rise. Statistics show that a woman is intentionally killed by a partner or a family member every ten minutes.
QPS Assistant Commissioner Katherine Innes, head of the QPS Domestic Violence and Vulnerable Person Command, told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "taking over this role only in the last three weeks and digging into our calls for service and the reality of what this is, is really quite confronting."
"It's interesting because my background is in crime and I think sometimes people think domestic violence is something different to crime, but it's homicide, assault, rape, kidnapping, abduction, life-endangering acts, stalking, strangulation, it's really serious behaviour," she said.

'Really confronting': Gender-based violence out-of-control at an all-time 'astronomical' high

The second teenager who was present at the North Lakes home of Emma and Lee Lovell when Emma was killed on Boxing Day 2022 has walked free.

Justice Michael Copley found him guilty of burglary and assault in company and sentenced the teen to 18 months in jail, but due to time already served, the 19-year-old is out in the community ahead of the second anniversary of Emma Lovell’s death.

The Attorney-General, Deb Frecklington told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, “The Emma Lovell case, and what Lee Lovell and his beautiful daughters and family have had to go through, quite frankly… has been shocking.’

“If we ever needed a greater example for tougher laws, tougher sentencing guidelines, it is this case.”

The second teenager who was present at the North Lakes home of Emma and Lee Lovell when Emma was killed on Boxing Day 2022 has walked free.
Justice Michael Copley found him guilty of burglary and assault in company and sentenced the teen to 18 months in jail, but due to time already served, the 19-year-old is out in the community ahead of the second anniversary of Emma Lovell’s death.
The Attorney-General, Deb Frecklington told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, “The Emma Lovell case, and what Lee Lovell and his beautiful daughters and family have had to go through, quite frankly… has been shocking.’
“If we ever needed a greater example for tougher laws, tougher sentencing guidelines, it is this case.”

'Shocking': Deb Frecklington responds as second teen involved in Lovell case walks free

FULL SHOW: 4BC Breakfast with Peter Fegan, December 3rd, 2024

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