South Australia Police

16 Ms COOK (Hurtle Vale) (19 February 2020). What are the types of offences for which Aboriginal young people are most likely to be cautioned over the past ten years?

The Hon. C.L. WINGARD (Gibson—Minister for Police, Emergency Services and Correctional Services, Minister for Recreation, Sport and Racing):

Acts intended to cause injury

Fraud deception and related offences

Illicit drug offences

Justice procedure offences, e.g. breach of violence and non-violence restraining orders

Other miscellaneous offences, e.g. carry graffiti implement, drunkenness, possess prescription drug

Other offences against the person, e.g. threating behaviour, dangerous or negligent acts

Property damage and environmental offences, e.g. mark graffiti, property damage (broken windows)

Public order offences, e.g. disorderly conduct, trespass

Serious criminal trespass offences

Sexual assault and related offences, e.g. distribute image person under 17 years

Theft and related offences, e.g. theft from shop, theft from motor vehicle.

Weapons/explosive offences. e.g. carry offensive weapon