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QPS Polair is on target

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Published: May 22, 2025
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NEW data has been released showcasing the impact the Queensland Police Service’s Polair division is having on targeted crime.

The latest figures reveal the aerial police team has assisted in the arrest 785 offenders across South East Queensland.

This number includes 165 juveniles this financial year, playing a critical role in cracking down on vehicle thefts and armed robberies.

With 31 Tactical Flight Officers operating advanced aerial surveillance systems, officers on the ground are provided with the intelligence and situational awareness needed to safely intercept offenders and prevent further harm.

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Beyond its crime response, Polair has supported 131 missing person operations.

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