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‘Too harsh’ – Father of slain paramedic told mandatory minimum sentences won’t happen.
New South Wales Paramedic Steven Tougher was killed in 2023, after being stabbed 55 times outside a Western Sydney fast-food restaurant.
His father, Jeff, has told Mark Levy that his push for tougher laws was rebuffed by the NSW Attorney-General, who he claims said 12-month mandatory minimum sentences were ‘too harsh’.
The revelation comes as the Government works with Charles Sturt University to create stab-resistant vests for paramedics to keep them safe.
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