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Safety first, secure always: QPS state wide push for firearm safety and responsibility

From now until the end of the 2025, Operation Whiskey Firestorm is sending a clear message about the importance of proper firearm storage and the role owners play in ensuring community safety. (QPS Operation Firestorm Image)

The Queensland Police Service (QPS) is launching Operation Whiskey Firestorm, a high-impact state wide initiative designed to tackle the critical […]

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