No more slaps on the wrist: Wagga car theft victim demands kiddie crime crackdown

By Brodie Owen
Updated July 28 2015 - 9:58am, first published July 27 2015 - 5:46pm
TORCHED: The smouldering remains of Wagga resident William George's Ford Falcon. Mr George has called for tougher penalties for young thieves.
TORCHED: The smouldering remains of Wagga resident William George's Ford Falcon. Mr George has called for tougher penalties for young thieves.

A Wagga man has called for beefed-up police resources and blasted laws for allowing minors to “get away with a slap on the wrist” after the brazen theft and burn of his first car.

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