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21 new Protective Service Officers ready to serve Queensland communities

December 8, 2025

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Queensland Police Service (QPS) proudly welcomed 21 Protective Services Officers (PSOs) to the ranks of the Protective Services Group (PSG) on Friday, 5 October.

The newly appointed officers will play a vital role in keeping Queenslanders safe, providing security at…

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