Abstract
When the COVID-19 restrictions were relaxed my first comment to a former top Gold Coast Cop, Jim Keogh, was
that Burleigh Headland will go out of control.
A blind man could have seen it coming, apparently the police did not.
People I have spoken to have told me there was not a uniform to be seen until late in the afternoon, by then the horse had bolted.
The ignoring of social distancing requirements is just a reflection of behaviour that has been tolerated or ignored on Burleigh headland for many years.
It may also be symptomatic of crime in Queensland.
that Burleigh Headland will go out of control.
A blind man could have seen it coming, apparently the police did not.
People I have spoken to have told me there was not a uniform to be seen until late in the afternoon, by then the horse had bolted.
The ignoring of social distancing requirements is just a reflection of behaviour that has been tolerated or ignored on Burleigh headland for many years.
It may also be symptomatic of crime in Queensland.
| Original language | English |
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| Journal | The Courier Mail |
| Publication status | Published - 6 May 2020 |
