A 9-year-old alcoholic poisoned boy who committed a crime has been confined to being confined

Alcoholic boy who continued various crimes for two years was recognized as a small threat and became the youngest prisoner in Victoria, Australia. Police authorities are said to work to prevent his crime and treat alcoholism.

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The boy who became a prisoner this time committed the first crime at the age of seven, and in the following two years the burglar and thief of assaulted by the car thief brought troubles of the police 35 times. However, because he was too young, he was never charged for a crime, he said he was neglecting the police.

Brendan Ryan, a spokesperson of a safety and welfare institution that will protect the boy said, "Juveniles receive daily case management by case workers and experts who support children every day.The police and support agencies I am going to manage the boy as well. "

Mr. Andrea Coote, a spokesman for community service, shows a negative view that this time is "horrible" and "It is very embarrassing, there should be something more important for new ministers This boy is 9 years old, it is clearly a big problem. "