❓ Mrs Warr asks about crime statistics in the Geraldton electorate, including reported incidents, offence types, arrests, convictions, and a five-year comparison. The response directs her to publicly available police reports for most data, and states conviction data is held by the Department of Justice.
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I refer to Crime within the Geraldton region, and I ask : (a) How many reported incidents were there in the Geraldton electorate, inclusive of Mullewa, Northampton, and Geraldton over the past 12 months; (b) Can a breakdown of the type of reported offence be provided; (c) Of these reported incidents, how many led to an arrest; (d) Of these arrests, how many led to a conviction; and (e) How do these statistics compare over the past five years?
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18 March 2026
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Minister for Police
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(a-c) This information is publicly accesible in the Western Australia Police Force Crime Statstics Report, which is published each quarter.
(d) The Western Australia Police Force is unable to answer this questio, as conviction data is held by the Department of Justice.
(e) Refer to (a-c).
(d) The Western Australia Police Force is unable to answer this questio, as conviction data is held by the Department of Justice.
(e) Refer to (a-c).
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