Police have arrested multiple alleged offenders in recent weeks after the operation was launched.
Since its launch in mid-April, police attached to Operation Shield have arrested and charged 14 such alleged offenders with a string of serious offences including stalking, assault, and contravention of domestic violence orders.READ MORE:Multiple alleged domestic violence offenders have been charged during a crackdown in Queensland.
"Operation Shield is a great example of joining our resources to focus on DFV, hold offenders responsible and prevent further victimisation.
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