Heartbroken Police Commissioner opens up about son‘s tragic death | 60 Minutes Australia

South Australian Police Commissioner Grant Stevens and his wife Emma lost their young son Charlie in a hit and run road crash. Now they’re trying to turn tragedy into hope.

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*Synopsis | From The Heart (2024)*
It’s an awful part of the job, but as South Australia’s Police Commissioner, Grant Stevens is expert at delivering bad news to families who suffer terrible tragedies. Last November though, he was the one to get the call no one wants to receive. His youngest child Charlie, 18, had become the victim of a hit-and-run driver, and died in hospital 24 hours later. On 60 MINUTES, Grant and his wife Emma talk from the heart in an emotional interview with Tara Brown. Their story is incredibly sad, but their memories of Charlie are at times also very funny. However, what makes this couple truly extraordinary is their compassion, especially for the young driver who killed their son.

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