The families of two police officers murdered by extremists are calling on Queensland police to improve safety measures, two years on from their 'senseless and evil' deaths.
The families of two police officers murdered by extremists are calling on Queensland police to improve safety measures, two years on from their "senseless and evil" deaths.
Today marks two years since the deaths of Mr Arnold, Ms McCrow and Mr Dare, with their families gathering to pay tribute in private."They say the grief and suffering caused by a child's murder are incomparable to any other type of loss. Unfortunately, they’re right," their statement said. "We live with this pain every moment of every day. It never fades, it never eases," they said in a statement.
On Christmas Day in 2021, Matthew Arnold drove over four hours to his aunt’s house to surprise his Mum .Queensland Coroner Terry Ryan has not yet handed down his findings.On December 12, 2022, three innocent people were ambushed by extremists and murdered in cold blood in a country Queensland town. Why it occurred may never be fully understood.
"Anecdotal reports have indicated that more significant changes are still required or yet to be implemented by the QPS."
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