Teens on bail after alleged Maccas cop assault
A senior policeman has allegedly had his phone and badge stolen during an alleged altercation with a group of teenagers in a McDonalds car park.
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Ex-cop Roger Rogerson tries to dodge life sentence
Former homicide detective Roger ‘The Dodger’ Rogerson has launched an appeal against his life in prison sentence for the murder of student Jamie Gao. He claims there is “fresh evidence” which could clear him of the charge.
Cops charge big brother with sister’s murder
The brother of a 20-year-old woman whose body was found six days after her death in Sydney’s west will face a murder charge over her death.
$700 raincoat sparks eastern suburbs tradie feud
A multimillion-dollar development in Sydney’s Darling Point is the scene of a bizarre feud between contractors involving a $700 raincoat and a downed tree. The coat was held to ransom and huge tree trunks were left on property owned by Kyly Clarke’s best friend and her developer husband.
Richard Buttrose: ‘I was stripped naked, bashed and videoed’
Convicted cocaine dealer Richard Buttrose spent much of his nine years behind jail as a model prisoner. But the 47-year-old is taking legal action against Corrective Services, claiming he was unjustly assaulted, harassed and punished in a campaign that left him with psychological scars.
No jackpot for investors who lost millions in alleged Ponzi scheme
A man wanted by some of Sydney’s underworld is in hiding but his investors are seemingly closer to finding out where all their money allegedly went — the pokies.
20,000 take a knee for Black Lives Matter
Thousands of protesters joined the Black Lives Matters rally in Sydney yesterday, with the CBD march peaceful until a breakaway group abused police. After the protest received last-minute legal ruling to go ahead, police and the NSW government will now look at ways to prevent further mass gatherings during pandemics.
Mystery behind country racing club’s missing cash
With thousands of dollars missing from Mudgee Race Club coffers, Racing NSW had a choice – shut down one of its most successful country race clubs or give directors the benefit of the doubt. Why they chose the latter was a mystery – until now.
NRL star’s brother facing 14 years jail over crash
Troy Xerri, the stepbrother of NRL star Bronson, could face up to 14 years in jail if convicted after police laid two extra charges for his alleged role in a three-car crash in Sydney’s northwest that left one woman dead.
Prison guard’s alleged lover kept away from bikies in jail
Prison guards are keeping on eye on a convicted armed robber after his alleged relationship with prison officer Melissa Goodwin came to light. Now that she‘s dating a Rebels bikie gang associate, they’re trying to keep bikies away from him in jail.
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