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✓ Published: 24-Apr-2024
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New South Wales police may be handed more power to search people for knives. The state government is looking at giving officers the right to stop members of the public without a warrant and without reasonable suspicion. That's despite violent knife crime falling.
New South Wales police may be handed more power to search people for knives. The state government is looking at giving officers the right to stop members of the public without a warrant and without reasonable suspicion. That's despite violent knife crime falling.
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