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Recidivist prank phone caller Leah Grayling avoids prison after latest incident

Recidivist prank phone caller Leah Grayling avoids prison after latest incident
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A 20-year-old woman with a history of 21 convictions for making false emergency reports has been sentenced after further incidents and an assault on a probation officer. The judge rejected a request for further community-based rehabilitation, citing her failure to comply with previous sentences.

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The case highlights the challenges of managing recidivist offenders who misuse emergency services and the limitations of current rehabilitative sentencing.

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Hamilton woman Leah Grayling is a recidivist prank phone caller and has more than 20 convictions for the offence. Photo / LinkedIn

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