Brisbane Times
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State appeals ‘manifestly inadequate’ youth sentences for IGA attack
Queensland's state government on Wednesday appealed four youth sentences in an assault case, calling them "manifestly inadequate." Teens aged 14-17 attacked IGA store owner Shane Kensett in Dicky Beach last August, leaving him with a fractured nose and concussion. Acting Attorney-General Jarrod Bleijie said the sentences—including wholly suspended terms—fail to reflect the seriousness of the sustained beating.
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