Today 2044 News : 1. Annabelle Daniel OAM response to ABC News article on domestic violence and gun threats
2. WCS CEO reacts to daughter of Floreat killer warning police about imminent threat and guns.
breaking News: WCS CEO Annabelle Daniel OAM Reacts to ABC News Article
In a recent article published by ABC News, the daughter of Floreat killer Mark James Bombara revealed that police had been warned three times about an imminent threat involving guns. The Women’s Community Shelters CEO, Annabelle Daniel OAM, has since reacted to this shocking revelation, calling for an end to domestic violence.
Police Warned Three Times About Imminent Threat
According to the ABC News article, the daughter of Mark James Bombara, who tragically took the lives of innocent victims in Floreat, has come forward with disturbing information. She claims that police were warned three times about her father’s possession of guns and the potential danger he posed to others.
This revelation has raised serious concerns about the response of law enforcement agencies to reports of domestic violence and the steps taken to prevent such tragedies from occurring. The fact that police were made aware of the threat posed by Bombara and yet failed to take appropriate action has sparked outrage among the community.
WCS CEO Calls for End to Domestic Violence
In response to the ABC News article, WCS CEO Annabelle Daniel OAM has issued a statement calling for an end to domestic violence. She emphasized the importance of taking reports of abuse seriously and ensuring that appropriate measures are put in place to protect victims and prevent further harm.
Daniel expressed her deep concern over the failure of law enforcement agencies to act on the warnings about Bombara’s dangerous behavior. She stressed the need for a more proactive approach to addressing domestic violence and ensuring the safety of those at risk.
Urgent Need for Action
The shocking details revealed in the ABC News article highlight the urgent need for action to address domestic violence and protect vulnerable individuals. It is clear that more must be done to prevent tragedies like the one in Floreat from happening again.
As a community, we must come together to support victims of domestic violence and hold perpetrators accountable for their actions. It is crucial that law enforcement agencies take reports of abuse seriously and respond promptly to ensure the safety of those at risk.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the revelations in the ABC News article have shed light on the failures of the system to protect victims of domestic violence. It is essential that we work towards a society where everyone feels safe and supported, free from the threat of harm. Together, we can make a difference and put an end to domestic violence once and for all..
WCS CEO Annabelle Daniel OAM reacts to the ABC News article 'Daughter of Floreat killer Mark James Bombara says police warned three times over 'imminent threat', guns.
Read full article here: https://t.co/PvZY18FoGB#endDV pic.twitter.com/FK1Uycjo9H— Women's Community Shelters (@wcs_001) May 29, 2024
Source
wcs_001 said WCS CEO Annabelle Daniel OAM reacts to the ABC News article 'Daughter of Floreat killer Mark James Bombara says police warned three times over 'imminent threat', guns.
Read full article here:#endDV
1. WCS CEO Annabelle Daniel OAM responds to ABC News article about Floreat killer Mark James Bombara’s daughter speaking out on police warnings and gun threats
2. Annabelle Daniel OAM from WCS comments on ABC News report regarding police warnings of ‘imminent threat’ from Floreat killer Mark James Bombara.
