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Almost 600 arrested in statewide sting on domestic violence offenders
- Operation Amarok, a police operation targeting domestic and family violence in New South Wales, has resulted in nearly 600 arrests and over 1,000 charges being laid.
- Despite the active police response, there are concerns that apprehended violence orders are falling short, as many people are not complying with them.
- While increasing police powers may be a simplistic response, advocates emphasize the need for a comprehensive approach that includes timely justice responses, monitoring of AVOs, and a responsive service system to effectively address domestic and family violence.
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Almost 600 charged after NSW domestic violence operation
It's been a horror week for family violence in Australia, with multiple women killed across the country. In a bid to address what's been called an insidious problem, New South Wales Police have arrested almost 600 people, in a four-day crackdown.
·Sydney, Australia
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Almost 600 Charged After Domestic Violence Operation
A New South Wales (NSW) Police operation targeting the state’s most dangerous domestic violence offenders has turned up illegal firearms and guns, and a corn snake. Nearly 600 people were charged in the four-day operation, including 139 considered among the state’s most dangerous domestic violence offenders. As well as checking compliance with restraining orders and bail conditions at least 5,000 times, police took out 315 new restraining orders…
·New York, United States
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