US EditionSouth-West Policing Districts receive uptick in DFV prevention capability through implementation of dedicated unit - Queensland Police News
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South-West Policing Districts receive uptick in DFV prevention capability through implementation of dedicated unit - Queensland Police News
Queensland’s South-West Policing District, including Charleville, Roma and Dalby have improved their capability in responding to domestic and family violence (DFV) incidents by implementing the South-West District Domestic and Family Violence, and Vulnerable Persons Unit (SWD DFVVPU). The newly established unit, led by Senior Sergeant Derek Brady, comprises of a team of nine passionate, specialist officers who bring backgrounds of Police Prosecu…
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