Teenager acquitted of Emma Lovell's Boxing Day murder in North Lakes released from detention after sentencing
2 weeks, 5 days ago

Teenager acquitted of Emma Lovell's Boxing Day murder in North Lakes released from detention after sentencing

ABC  

A teenager acquitted of the home invasion murder of south-east Queensland woman Emma Lovell will be released from detention after being sentenced for lesser offences. Late on Boxing Day in 2022, two teens broke into Ms Lovell's North Lakes home through an open front door. These included several counts of entering a dwelling with intent, stealing and unlawful use of a motor vehicle that took place in the months leading up to the Boxing Day home invasion. Lasting fear Reading his victim impact statement in person, Mr Lovell told the court the teenager's offending had left him feeling afraid to be in his own home.

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Second teenager charged with murder of North Lakes mother Emma Lovell pleads not guilty
2 months ago

Second teenager charged with murder of North Lakes mother Emma Lovell pleads not guilty

ABC  

The second teenager charged with the murder of North Lakes mother Emma Lovell, who was stabbed to death during a Boxing Day home invasion, has pleaded not guilty at trial. Emma Lovell's husband 'wrestled' with one of the teens The court heard the two teenagers met that day at a residential home for boys, which was on the same street …

Teenager denies murder of Brianna Ghey
1 year, 5 months ago

Teenager denies murder of Brianna Ghey

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Youth crime debate in wake of Emma Lovell stabbing a 'political death spiral', expert says
1 year, 11 months ago

Youth crime debate in wake of Emma Lovell stabbing a 'political death spiral', expert says

ABC  

A prominent criminologist has accused both sides of politics of mishandling Queensland's youth crime issue. Key points: More children are incarcerated in Queensland than in any other state, according to a Griffith University professor Ross Homel says the government and opposition are trying to "outdo" each other on the youth crime issue and that will lead to more children being …

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