Queensland’s police response to domestic violence calls is under fire after alarming delays—some taking hours or even weeks—despite average priority-one responses clocking in under 40 minutes. While Acting Police Commissioner Brett Pointing insists each case is unique and most responses are swift, Police Union president Shane Prior warns that staffing and resources are stretched thin, risking more lives. With February’s priority-two calls averaging 48 minutes and one call taking 11 days, the debate intensifies: can the system handle the demand, or is urgent reform needed to protect the most vulnerable?
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