AFP hold meetings over ‘resourcing considerations’ amid staff shortages

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Former AFP detective superintendent David Craig reacts to news that the Australian Federal Police are discussing “resourcing considerations” over counter-terrorism officer shortages. “I’ve been informed that there's been a number of meetings in a number of AFP offices about resourcing considerations,” Mr Craig told News24 host Peta Credlin. “That there needs to be a close look at how resources are focused and prioritisation on work. “These are not the things … people want to hear.”

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