A past victim of the man at the centre of an alleged sexual assault of a seven-year-old girl has accused the justice and parole system of protecting him now they did when he raped his first victim in 2012.
The crisis for the state government over convicted rapist Anthony Sampieri continues to deepen as it can be revealed parole authorities knew he was using ice but did nothing. It was yet another chance to revoke his parole in the weeks before he allegedly bound and sexually assaulted a seven-year-old girl.
Police should have charged Anthony Sampieri instead of letting him go three weeks before he allegedly sexually assaulted a schoolgirl, police chief Mick Fuller said today.
One of the women targeted by convicted rapist Anthony Sampieri six years ago said yesterday she was devastated he had been freed to allegedly attack a schoolgirl.
The state’s Police Commissioner, Premier, Corrective Services Minister, Police Minister and Attorney-General yesterday all failed to answer crucial questions about a rapist, who was free to allegedly sexually assault a seven-year-old girl in a dance studio toilet.
The police officer running the offensive phone call investigation that included an interview in October of the man who allegedly raped a seven-year-old girl in a toilet at a Sydney dance school has been stood down from operational duties.
The convicted rapist who allegedly attacked a seven-year-old girl in a dance studio toilet compiled a list of women from newspaper clippings who he would ring to suggest disgusting sex acts, court documents reveal. GRAPHIC WARNING.
He knows every nut and bolt of the heritage-listed fun park, having numbered, dismantled, removed, refurbished and then rebuilt every ride twice. It’s fair to say Luna Park is his life.
Newcastle Airport goes international a week from today with $199 one-way direct Virgin Australia fights to Auckland. NSW Police announced today they will remain in charge of security at the upgraded terminal.
When Bandidos boss Rodney “Hooks” Monk was gunned down, it appeared to be the work of a lone killer with a grudge. But the Saturday Telegraph finds information suggesting otherwise. Janet Fife-Yeomans reports.
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