Cold case playing cards to be rolled out in NSW prisons
The faces of unsolved homicide victims will be featured on playing cards and handed out to inmates in a pilot program.
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John Lavulo, also known as Big Kash, has been a controversial figure on the Sydney rap scene. He has survived a hit on his life, been arrested multiple times and a target of the gangs squad. But he says that is now all behind him.
Cops form a queue for wanted Bandido
Comanchero turned Bandido Mohamad “Mick” Hijazi is quite popular as the Western Australia Police Force discovered when they were told to come back another time on a recent visit to NSW.
Ruling made on Covid positive limo driver
The limousine driver who was infected with Covid after he transported an international aircrew from Sydney Airport has learnt of his fate.
Six people hospitalised in Bondi overdose scare
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Search continues as William ‘turns 10’
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How police use facial recognition to track down suspects
Facial recognition technology has been marred in controversy in the United States but in Sydney, police claim it is playing a key role in identifying suspects in serious and organised crime — and there are plans to expand even further.
Solicitor sends nude selfies to gang boss Hamzy
Compromising photographs of a Sydney solicitor that were sent to gang boss Bassam Hamzy have been uncovered by Corrective Services at the state’s most secure prison – Goulburn Supermax.
Why NSW’s justice system puts few rapists in jail
Most sexual assault survivors do not report to police and even if they do only 3 per cent result in a guilty conviction.
Grieving family asks to be able to talk at Hamze funeral
A lawyer for the notorious Hamze family will fight to have restrictions around them relaxed in the wake of the Bilal Hamze’s execution-style murder.
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