13-year-old girl charged with 109 offenses in Australia
A 13-year-old girl in Australia is facing 109 criminal charges, including the use of stolen vehicles and various illegal activities. Investigators believe her actions were premeditated and driven by a desire for attention on social media, causing significant distress and injury to victims. Despite her lawyer's request for bail, the court denied the motion due to the danger she poses to society. She is scheduled to reappear in court in 21 days.
In Australia, a 13-year-old girl has been charged with a total of 109 offenses. This was reported by ABC News.
According to information, she has been charged with using stolen vehicles, illegal activities, and a number of offenses.
In one of the incidents recorded on March 30, the girl was driving a stolen car, which created dangerous situations for road users. During the investigation, some suspicious materials were also found on her phone.
Investigators say the events may have been planned in advance and that the girl had a strong interest in social media and attention.
Victims are suffering from injuries of different severity and psychological effects. The court considered the situation dangerous for society.
Prosecutors stated that the minor committed multiple offenses in a short period of time.
The girl’s lawyer requested her release on bail under supervision, but the court rejected the request. The girl will be brought to court again in 21 days.
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