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Former police commissioner Gary Griffith has urged lawmakers not to abandon the proposed Zones of Special Operations (ZOSOs), warning that the decision risks giving criminals “the upper hand” and undermining public safety.
He addressed the country, including Opposition and Independent Senators, in a media release in which he described the rejection of ZOSO as “a grave and deeply consequential error in judgement”.
Griffith said he was not speaking as a politician or advancing any party agenda, but drawing on “decades of experience, training, and service in law enforcement and national security at the highest levels”.
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