Moree Mobile Neighbourhood Watch receives $5,000 for surveillance equipment

Sophie Harris
Updated May 17 2017 - 4:12pm, first published May 16 2017 - 12:33pm
CRIME PREVENTION: Moree Mobile Neighbourhood Watch member Chris Binge, Minister for Police Troy Grant, Miyay Birray CEO Darrel Smith, Member for Northern Tablelands Adam Marshall and Western Region Police Commander Assistant Commissioner Geoff McKechnie met in Moree to discuss the positive things happening to reduce crime.
CRIME PREVENTION: Moree Mobile Neighbourhood Watch member Chris Binge, Minister for Police Troy Grant, Miyay Birray CEO Darrel Smith, Member for Northern Tablelands Adam Marshall and Western Region Police Commander Assistant Commissioner Geoff McKechnie met in Moree to discuss the positive things happening to reduce crime.

In the three weeks since it has been established, Moree Mobile Neighbourhood Watch group has already played a significant role in helping to reduce crime in town and these efforts have not gone unnoticed.

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Sophie Harris

Sophie Harris

Senior Journalist

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