More than 600 people have been arrested and more than 1,000 charges laid in a high-intensity police operation targeting repeat domestic violence offenders across NSW. 7NEWS
More than 600 people have been arrested and more than 1000 charges laid in a high-intensity police operation targeting repeat domestic violence offenders acrossAbout half of those arrested during the four-day operation last week are considered among the state’s most dangerousand one-quarter had outstanding warrants for violent offences, police said.
Another high-risk offender who had been sought by police since last month was caught after he ran and jumped over fences to evade capture in northeast NSW. During the operation, police seized 23 firearms and 45 weapons, including spear guns and gel blasters. “Let’s be clear, domestic violence is a crime. Our operation was targeting particularly those criminals who were repeat offenders,” NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb said on Wednesday.About 1000 charges were laid in a high-intensity police operation targeting repeat domestic violence offenders.Talks were ongoing between police and government about how to better tackle domestic violence.“If you are a perpetrator of domestic violence, you can expect a knock on the door,” she said.
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