Queensland police take four hours to reach life threatening domestic violence call-out
In short:
Queensland police took over four hours to reach a life-threatening domestic and family violence (DFV) call-out in May, despite the average time being 42 minutes.
Responding to the incident, Acting Police Commissioner Brett Pointing said the figures provided no context.
Police minister Dan Purdie said the government would continue to listen "to the experiences of frontline officers to ensure they have the laws, resources and support they need".
