Queensland Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll has announced she will step down from the top job.
Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll has announced she will step down from the top job in days after speculation she could opt not to push for a contract extension.
"Since the start of the year, I've had candid conversations with my husband, with my children, who have been unbelievably supportive, every step of the way," she said.Katarina Carroll announces her resignation as Queensland Police Commissioner. Carroll has been under pressure on multiple issues including police staff shortages, escalating domestic violence issues, and the growing outcry on youth crime.
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