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QPS lays down the law at disability group meeting

Pictured, in no particular order, are Crime Prevention Officer Senior Constable Debbie Page and one of her ViPs (Volunteers in Policing), Gympie Regional Councillor Shane Warnes, various members of the Queenslanders with Disabilities Network, and a very large mouse. (Supplied)

The Gympie Police Crime Prevention Unit received a warm welcome from the Queenslanders with Disability Network at the Gympie RSL […]

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