Paroled offender breaks parole by pursuing and intimidating teenage girls
Beau Leigh Caligiuri, 28, was on parole for previous intimidation when he pursued two teenage girls in Albury on October 10.
Two girls aged 14 and 15 were walking when a 190-centimetre tall man began following them closely. Beau Leigh Caligiuri, 28, yelled profanities and swearing at them.
The girls saw he was carrying an object they feared was a syringe or needle. Caligiuri picked up speed as he followed them.
The teenagers ran in fear they would be attacked. A passing motorist pulled over and grabbed him to stop the pursuit.
Another driver took the girls home and police were called. When police searched Caligiuri, they found a glass pipe with an orange rubber band.
He pleaded guilty to two counts of intimidation and was refused bail. Caligiuri was serving parole for similar threatening behaviour when this incident occurred.
- Beau Leigh Caligiuri, 28
- Offender
- Two girls aged 14 and 15
- Victims
- 190 centimetres
- Height
- 5.50pm on 10 October 2026
- Time and date of incident
Why it mattersRepeat offenders who breach parole threaten public safety. This case shows how a paroled person can quickly harm others again without intervention.
AustraliaParole violations and failures to protect the community are concerns across Australian states. This Albury case highlights gaps in managing repeat offenders.
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