Wilson Pledges 200 PSOs for Melbourne Stations
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Jess Wilson, Victorian Opposition leader, proposes 200 additional Protective Service Officers for Melbourne train stations, amid surging violence and following a fatal stabbing. Wilson criticizes the current government for removing PSOs without clear communication, while Acting Premier Ben Carroll dismisses the plan as an old idea. Police Association secretary Wayne Gatt supports the proposal, highlighting the safety benefits and potential to cover more ground as the train network expands. As the election nears, both parties face pressure to address public safety, with the government maintaining a data-driven approach led by police intelligence.
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