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Home›general›Almost half of Queenslanders don't believe police are honest, report finds
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Almost half of Queenslanders don't believe police are honest, report finds

By Info60 Australia Desk•Summary of reporting by ABC News Australia•3h ago•0 views•
Data in the QPS's annual report has revealed the service failed to meet public integrity benchmarks including on public trust, police honesty, and fairness by as much as 22 per cent.
Data in the QPS's annual report has revealed the service failed to meet public integrity benchmarks including on public trust, police honesty, and fairness by as much as 22 per cent.
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