Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
Police are set to gain power to impose serious crime prevention orders without court approval.
Why it mattersPolice can move faster to restrict suspected gang members, potentially slowing a wave of street violence in Sydney.
A learner driver allegedly rammed a police car and fled with drugs and a replica gun.
Why it mattersThe incident shows the risks police face during routine traffic stops, and the severity of charges reflects a pattern of dangerous and criminal behaviour.
Benjamin Connor Quirk-Buckley, 23, crashed into an unmarked police vehicle while fleeing officers and has been remanded in custody.
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