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First month of Operation Yankee Forge sees welcome downward trend in crime

Capricornia District Superintendent Mark Burgess shares the results of Operation Yankee Forge. (Sophie Mossman)

More than 100 people have been charged with 191 offences in the first month of a major Queensland Police crackdown […]

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