Labor commits to 12 new officers for Chifley Police District

By Mark Logan
Updated March 7 2019 - 1:19pm, first published March 6 2019 - 4:30pm
SHOW OF FORCE: Shadow Minister for Police Guy Zangari and Labor candidate Beau Riley at Blayney Police Station on Wednesday.
SHOW OF FORCE: Shadow Minister for Police Guy Zangari and Labor candidate Beau Riley at Blayney Police Station on Wednesday.

LABOR says it will provide funding for 12 additional officers in the Chifley Police District if it wins government at this month's state election.

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