‘Doesn’t have to be like this’: David Crisafulli ‘determined’ to stamp out youth crime in Qld

Queensland Opposition leader David Crisafulli has promised “things are going to change” in the LNP wins at the next state election. Since the state Labor government took office, the number of people who have had their home broken into has increased by 60 per cent. The number of people who have had their car stolen in the same span of time is up 112 per cent. “Our community is going to get safe again on the back of stronger laws and more police,” Mr Crisafulli told Sky News host Sharri Markson. “The state government is the only level of government that can fix this. “It is youth crime laws that are fuelling this and we are determined to show Queenslanders that it doesn’t have to be like this.”