Collapsed company’s bail fail trail revealed
Concerns about failed monitoring firm BailSafe were raised as far back as the second half of last year, months before it was confirmed the company had shut down without informing authorities.
Concerns about failed monitoring firm BailSafe were raised as far back as the second half of last year, months before it was confirmed the company had shut down without informing authorities.
Police allege it was the odd driving along a tiny suburban lane a few hours after midnight which first raised their eyebrows, before some questions got their full attention – 250g of ice stuffed down a passenger’s pants.
Police who raided a suburban home as part of an investigation into a tradie’s truck full of tools being stolen have allegedly seized 50g of meth and a firearm.
A man with alleged organised crime links has been dramatically arrested by federal authorities on a property in a tiny Hunter town after 21kg of methamphetamine was seized arriving off a ship from Spain.
The NSW bail system is in the grips of a farcical scandal, with the state government refusing to ban private ankle bracelet providers as police desperately try to account for more than 20 accused criminals who have potentially been roaming unchecked.
A man has been released back into the community after immediately admitting he was hiding a replica handgun and some drugs in a bag after being arrested rummaging through some letter boxes.
Forensic experts are at a Mid-North Coast rest stop just metres off the nation’s number one thoroughfare after the discovery of a man’s body. Police have pleaded for public help as the investigation ramps up. Get the latest.
A “talented” teenage rugby player whose body was found after he vanished at a popular regional NSW swimming spot is being remembered as a “loving brother, son and friend”.
Raids on three regional towns have seen nine people arrested after police allegedly seized hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of vehicles, tens of thousands of dollars in cash, kilograms of cannabis and almost three ounces of meth.
Criminal lawyers have been warned about preparing bail applications involving ankle monitoring bracelets being tracked by a private firm as the NSW government moves to shift blame for the alleged bail fail crisis.
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