❓ Hon Martin Aldridge requests quarterly crime statistics related to property offences in regional WA, including the Peel region, from 2016 to present. The response provides some data via a tabled paper, but refers court outcome information to the Department of Justice.
AnsweredQoN 2236Legislative Council
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Can the Minister please provide a quarterly breakdown of the
following statistics, from 2016 to present, based off of the Monthly Crime
Statistics released by Western Australia Police Force for Regional Western Australia (in your answer please
include crimes in the Peel region from within the Mandurah District): (a) the
number of offences against property involving: (i) livestock, whether alive or deceased; (ii) agricultural equipment or machinery; (iii) vehicle theft; (iv) trespass; and (v) licenced weapons theft; (b) for all
above, if anyone was charged; (c) if yes to
(b), if those individuals were convicted; (d) for those
convicted, whether conditions were imposed by the justice system (bail
conditions, community suppression orders, etc.); and (e) the local
government area and postcode of where the offence occurred?
following statistics, from 2016 to present, based off of the Monthly Crime
Statistics released by Western Australia Police Force for Regional Western Australia (in your answer please
include crimes in the Peel region from within the Mandurah District): (a) the
number of offences against property involving: (i) livestock, whether alive or deceased; (ii) agricultural equipment or machinery; (iii) vehicle theft; (iv) trespass; and (v) licenced weapons theft; (b) for all
above, if anyone was charged; (c) if yes to
(b), if those individuals were convicted; (d) for those
convicted, whether conditions were imposed by the justice system (bail
conditions, community suppression orders, etc.); and (e) the local
government area and postcode of where the offence occurred?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
20 August 2019
Responded by
Minister for Environment representing the Minister for Police; Road Safety
Response time
9 days
The Western Australian Police advise:
(a) (i), (ii), (iii), (iv) and (v), (b) and (e) - please refer to tabled paper [ ].
(c) – (d) Information regarding court outcomes is managed by the Department of Justice.
(a) (i), (ii), (iii), (iv) and (v), (b) and (e) - please refer to tabled paper [ ].
(c) – (d) Information regarding court outcomes is managed by the Department of Justice.
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