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Queensland Breach of Bail Laws · The Slippery Slope

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Well Queensland Premier has she stepped up introducing some new
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old laws and legislation. You know, there's all the talk
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here in Queensland. Now, is about bail, bail,
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conditions, breaching bail, we'll go through a couple of
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different articles. My opinion on this.
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Probably, I'm not convinced I'm not convinced the bail
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conditions or breaching of bail laws.
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Really does a lot. However, I never, I never found.
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Now keep in mind when I say this.
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I only dealt with breaching bail offenses.
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When I was doing general duty, He's so I only did General
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duties for a certain, you know, certain amount of time, and then
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after that, I went into surveillance physical physical,
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it's in the physical surveillance unit.
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So I'm only talking about my experience when I was in general
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duties. And that was quite a little
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while ago, It was over just saying all this.
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Because looking at what gonna bring this article up.
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Looking at what the premier wants to do this.
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This backflip. It's bit.
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I don't know. It's I think it's a bit of a
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shame. I'm not, like I said, I'm not
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convinced. It makes a lot of difference but
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anyway it's probably the reason a lot of people out there that
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know a lot better than I do. So this article here from the
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guardian says Queensland labor, backflips to make breach of Baal
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and offense for children. So the Queensland government
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will begin charging children with criminal, offenses, for
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breaching bail. Conditions and move that
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Advocates, say will cause a human rights.
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Emergency in the state's buckling Youth detention system.
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Look, there might be right. Got to admit that there might be
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right with this. However, there's got to be
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something, something has to be done and people want something
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tangible and they keep looking at how all these people have.
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Have breached their bail, conditions and their out,
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committing serious offenses. And people are quite frankly,
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the just sick of it. Look at the look at the picture
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they use for our great Premier Anastasia well anyway.
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It's not flattering anyway. So labor has previously had
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previously, repeatedly ruled out reintroducing breach of bail as
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a criminal offense? I personally I didn't think they
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should have taken it away. Okay.
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I don't think I think it was brought in and Who's introduced
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under a Neumann government? I think.
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Yeah, and these clowns to it away anyway, so arguing, it
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would not be effective. That's what they've been saying
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for years. Senior government sources are
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told Guardian Australia as recently as last week that such
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a move would not occur, but after calls from the LNP
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opposition and some anti-crime campaign is the Premier
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Anastasia Palace Che on Monday. Told reporters the government
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had listened to the community and would introduce a new
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offense in the youth. Justice act, we want to work
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together. She said in the spirit of
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bipartisanship in the best interest of the people of this
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state. Isn't it funny?
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Hearing her talk about the best interest of the people of the
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state? Or my opinion is she doesn't
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give a hoot about the people of this state and their best
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interest. Not a pure outside that
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Southeastern Corner. Anyway, the impact of the reform
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is that it gives police an arrest trigger for bailed young
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offenders on the streets. Current police Powers.
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Yeah, which I will remind you, they took away in the first
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place. Current police powers.
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Only allow people East to arrest juveniles.
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If they are committing or suspected of committing, an
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offense, but Community workers and Advocates, say some children
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on bail. Are on the streets because it is
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safer than being at home, which look, well, I agree that this
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may be a legitimate argument because some people some
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children on the streets because of safer than being at home or
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elsewhere. I don't think you can make these
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broad kind of accusations for everyone.
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There's so many kids out there who just need to be at home, but
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unfortunately, they are coming from families who just don't
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really. Can I say that.
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Don't give a damn, a lot of the parents are just out.
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They could not kill us. They too busy drinking alcohol
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drinking or smoking drugs, or just thinking that their
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children can look after themselves because they're not
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really parents, they're not actually parents and they're not
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parenting. So yeah.
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Okay. It may be may be safer on the
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streets for some kid but you cannot just make these sweeping
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Arguments and think that they cover everyone.
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Anyway. So the light goes on, said the
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likely increased arrest of young people.
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Also, heightened, severe, human rights concerns in police.
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Watch houses. Existing government policies.
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Making it harder for children to receive bail, have caused the
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population of young. Prisoners, mostly First Nations
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children to swell. Yep.
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Okay. And also Youth detention centers
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are full and about 80 children are currently being held in
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adult, watch houses some For more than four weeks.
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Okay, they're all legitimate arguments.
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I get it. However, let's you've got to
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you've also got a look at some of the other things that have
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happened. Very recently, I bring up a
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couple of couple of other stories and you tell me and this
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is why there's been such a strong push from the community
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when it comes to When it comes to these bio breach of bail
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conditions and why the why the community has been pushing for
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this. One of the media has been
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pushing for this first, looks look at this story.
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This happened just at the very end of 2022 to chant teenagers
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charged with murder of women in boxing day, home invasion at
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North lakes near Brisbane. That's her Emma Louisville and
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her husband. Remember his name Grant or
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something like that? You said, two teenage boys have
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been charged with murder and attempted murder.
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After a woman was killed at a home in a home in North Brisbane
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and boxing. They are my Louisville who was
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41, fatally, stabbed in the chest after allegedly disturbing
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the offender's inside her, North Lakes home at about 11:30 p.m.
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her husband Lee. So I really love will 43 was
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stabbed In the back and you think.
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Okay, so these were two young ones, young boys who was
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stabbed, I think there were 17 and then there was another two
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teenagers who were also police are still questioning the other
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two teenagers 17 year old and 16 year old.
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He said police had had a prior contact with all four teenagers
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involved in this attack. So.
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Yeah. So that was that happened then.
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But then you look at what the the history.
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The history of these kids. And you realize that, like I
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said, this is part of the reason why It has been such an uproar,
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this headline here, came from 7 News, the shocking criminal
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history of boys, accused of murdering North, Lakes mum, and
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my Louisville. So this shocking criminal
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history of the two teens accused of murdering Queensland mum and
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a home invasion can be revealed as social media post.
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Highlight their Brazen Antics is part of a gang partaking in Joy
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rides and stolen cars. The two teams had their matters
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heard in Brisbane. Children's court on Wednesday.
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I've been charged with them. Murder and attempted murder.
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They can't be named, but seven years understands.
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One of the boys was responsible for the stabbing of a man in his
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Saint Lucia home in Brisbane. Last year.
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The then 15 year old was charged with attempted murder was
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sentenced. And has since been released from
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custody attempted murder released.
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From custody, is also understood one of the boys was arrested on
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Christmas Eve this year. Sorry that was the 2022 and
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charged with multiple offenses. He was released on bail, despite
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police objections on boxing day hours before he allegedly
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stabbed Emma, Louisville to death, just hours earlier
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released on bail. Like I said, this is part of the
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reason why we've had such big outcry, and if you think none
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I'm just exaggerating things. Well, then I'm going to get a
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One More Story which this story cause such a huge outcry when it
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happened. And people were just horrified,
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okay, and it was it was so unnecessary and it could have
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been prevented so easily accept again.
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The person who committed this, offense was out on bail at the
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time on bail for a very other for other similar offenses
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anyway and you'll know soon as you see this come up, you'll
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know what I'm talking about. Obviously it's the couple that
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were mowed down in Stafford by a person who was out on bail
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conditions. So this article here says
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Queensland, Premier demands answers and why Alexandra Hills
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crash teen was out on bail so I said, stop it Alexandria.
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So yeah, Anastasia Peltier wants answers like everyone else.
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She says as to why 17 year old was on bail before steadily a
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stick. A deadly crash that killed a
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young couple so if you remember the story the young couple she
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was actually pregnant they were out I think walking the dog you
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know just Lovely young, couple newly married.
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I think it was, you know, minding their own business, you
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know, the premier gets on there with her concerned.
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Look, she wants answers. She's part of the problem.
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The government is part of the problem, that's the issue.
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So tens of thousands of people have signed a petition to the
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Queensland government wanting laws around.
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Reoffending juveniles tightened. After an expectant, couple
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killed in. Brisbane was catered Ledbetter
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sturdy. One Maddie field.
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Whose 37 were hit by an Allegedly stolen four wheel
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drive in Alexander Hills on Tuesday, the seventeen-year-old,
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alleged drive from Waterford West in Logan.
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Who was on bail at the time. Is now facing murder charges.
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He was remanded in custody on Wednesday.
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Okay. I'm not going to go into, you
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probably remember the story but this is why we've had such a
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huge outcry. We've had people Killed
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senselessly killed by these juveniles who should have still
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been. They should have been held in
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her mind. He should still have been in
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jail except and, you know, we can sayaka we have all these
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breach of bile conditions. Personally, I don't think the
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breach of bile will be much of a much of an incentive for these
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young offenders, not to continue their criminal activities.
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The ones that I meant, they just don't seem to really care.
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They just don't seem to care. They don't give a dang about
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their families. That got no family life.
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They've got no real support system.
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They just, they don't care about anyone other than themselves.
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That's the ones just ones that I met, I'd, that I can recall when
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I was in GDs. And I don't think it's, I don't
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think the breach of bail. Offense.
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I don't think it's going to stop or prevent anyone because
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they're not. I've said they just don't care
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about. It's just another offense.
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My opinion is that. These people shouldn't have been
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allowed out in the first place. What we saw one of them It's
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hard to wrap your head around charged with attempted murder,
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okay? He was 15 at the time.
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If you're 15 and you have attempted to murder someone.
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Sorry you you little dumb head should be sitting in jail for
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the next 20 years. You don't get out.
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This all comes back to, it's not, it's not the police, the
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police, they they argue they get frustrated when they see these
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young offenders, these violent young offenders.
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Get released, this comes back, it comes back to the law.
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It comes back to our magistrates and our judges.
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That's where I end and our governments.
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And politicians who and, and all these Advocates, that go up and
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say, okay, there are some people, like I said, it's a
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legitimate argument. Some of these children, you
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know, they come from, broken, homes, bad situations.
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But if you've got someone 15 year old who's out there and
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already attempting to murder, someone You know, you don't just
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allow them out. You keep them locked up, you you
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make sure you throw the book at them.
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You can't just keep making excuses.
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And we need to be looking at where our magistrates and their
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judges come to some of these decisions where they just allow
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these young offenders out purely because they are young, just
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because you are, young does not mean.
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That you cannot be a vindictive demonic evil.
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Little Thug. It doesn't doesn't mean you're
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innocent, just because you're young, you can be just as evil.
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Just as full of hate as any 30 year old.
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It all comes back. To the politicians, to all these
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people that want to stand up and say, no.
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No, we can't we can't hold these young children in custody while
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their families aren't doing the jobs, okay?
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Their parents aren't doing job, trying to lay the blame and say,
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well, you know, and I hear people talk about old, we should
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be making parents pay for the damages that these children
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calls. Cause you only think like that.
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If you come from a family where you actually care When you come
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from families, you don't give it.
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Don't give a hoot and they don't make money and the money that
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they do. Make a lot of the time 99% of
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the time is going to be the taxpayer taxpayer-funded money
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anyway. So it's just like us, you know,
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I pay taxes, I don't want to be, you know, they just giving it
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back to the government with the money they get for free.
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You this comes back, this is on the government.
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This is on Peltier. She shouldn't have got rid of
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the big breach of bail anyway in the first place.
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But this comes back to her judges and magistrates the
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lawmakers They have a lot to answer for.
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Please let me know what you think.
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I know there's a, there's a few X coppers or current coppers out
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there. Who listen, let me know what you
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think because like I said, I'd generally, I generally didn't
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breach of bail all this kind of thing.
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I didn't have to deal with it. Once I left g d's, and that was
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a long time ago. Let me know what you think.
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Will it make any difference bringing in the breach of Baal?
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Offenses again, love to know your thoughts.
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I don't think it'll make a difference.
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I think You just be held in Rome and it shouldn't be released
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your you committed violent crime.
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That's it. You're staying, you're staying
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in jail until your court date and then if you're guilty, you
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don't get some pathetic sentence.
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You get you get the maximum maybe if you get the maximum
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every time, Maybe that would help people or you know, prevent
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people from reoffending. That's my opinion.
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Let me know what you think. Thank you for listening to the
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slippery slope. Maybe that would help people or
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you know, prevent people from reoffending.
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That's my opinion. Let me know what you think.
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Thank you for listening to the slippery slope.