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Victims of doggy door break-in call for repeat youth offenders' parents to face charges

The parents of children left traumatised when thieves broke into their home through the doggy door are calling for the parents of youth offenders to face charges if their children re-offend.

By: theage.com.au

Dec 05 2024
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Victims of doggy door break-in call for repeat youth offenders' parents to face charges

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Victims of doggy door break-in call for repeat youth offenders' parents to face charges

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