Woman busted with huge ice haul ‘bought it with $65K pokie win’
An Illawarra woman has pleaded guilty to a raft of drug charges after she was found with 13 grams of ice in her car, which she claimed she purchased after a huge pokie payout.
An Illawarra woman has pleaded guilty to a raft of drug charges after she was found with 13 grams of ice in her car, which she claimed she purchased after a huge pokie payout.
An alleged bikie associate accused of terrorising his partner on and off for three years has been refused bail, as horrifying allegations of choking, biting and spitting on her have been revealed in court.
A rally car driver has been refused bail for a third time after he was arrested and charged over allegations he grabbed his partner by the throat and bit her earlobe off.
Two young men have been jailed for a savage machete attack on another man, which left him in a pool of blood and almost severed his hand.
A former Campbelltown cop has been found guilty of passing on confidential police information to his mates – one of which was later revealed to be a convicted drug dealer.
A glamorous inmate has admitted to trying to escape a western Sydney jail with nothing but an old school blanket rope.
A well-known Illawarra restaurateur who tried to choke his estranged wife in a fit of rage and later posted an intimate photo of her on Facebook will be released from jail in two days time.
A former Campbelltown cop has maintained he was acting “well within his duties” during the fourth day of his trial following allegations he unlawfully accessed the police force’s confidential database.
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A former police officer has denied allegations he accessed a police database and passed on information to people in the community, claiming he was acting within his duties as an officer.
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