‘A great thing’: Brett Beasley reacts to passing of Jack’s law
Queensland police will have the power to conduct random searches using metal detection wands in safe night precincts after legislation passed state parliament.
Jack’s Law, named after 17-year-old Jack Beasley, who was stabbed to death on the Gold Coast while on a night out with friends in 2019, will come into effect on Sunday.
Jack’s father, Brett Beasley, told Neil Breen the update is fulfilling a promise he made to his son.
“I don’t know how I keep fighting, either, Breenie, I really don’t, but we’ve got to, mate; we’ve got to just keep moving forward.
“I made a bit of a deal with him in the early stages – I’m going to get upset – but, you know, that I’d keep his name going, so that’s what I’m doing.
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