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Police officers removed from remote NT community to fill gaps in Alice Springs roster

Summary by Ground News
Alice Springs police are struggling to fill the roster for Operation Drina this summer. Northern Territory Police Association has flagged shortcomings in the Alice Springs force's capacity to manage the uptick in crime. Residents from the remote Central Australian community of Santa Teresa have expressed concern over the removal of their only two police officers. NT Police has denied the officers have returned to Alice Springs to supplementOperation Drina.

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Santa Teresa residents fear crime spike as NT Police officers removed from community

The police union says NT Police is struggling to fill the roster for Operation Drina, set up to target alcohol-related offending and anti-social behaviour in Alice Springs.

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ABC Australia broke the news in Australia on Monday, December 4, 2023.
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