Man raking in cash selling non-existent iPhones: Police
A man who has been charged with 20 counts of fraud after allegedly ripping off online shoppers can now be named after he faced a Tweed court.
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Massage therapist charged with sexual touching
A Mid-North Coast massage therapist, aged 63, will face court over allegations of sexually touching a female client.
Media kingpin undone by vodka sodas at Byron Bay
Media heavyweight Darren Anderson has found himself in hot water after consuming five vodka sodas at the Beach Hotel in Byron Bay. See why his explanation for getting behind the wheel didn’t wash at court.
Man’s desperate midnight escape from police ends in handcuffs
When a man spotted police in the middle of the night, he immediately turned and ran, jumping fences into the darkness. About 15 minutes later, he was in handcuffs.
Byron Bowling Club worker forced to use alcohol interlock
A Byron Bay bowlo worker with a “terrible driving record” found himself in hot water during a run-in with police.
‘I’ll piss on your graves’: Man’s court meltdown
A man who threatened a restaurant owner found himself in further strife when he smashed a tablet computer and warned a Corrective Services officer ‘I’ll stomp your head’.
Court told love rat claim led to assault on pregnant woman
A man allegedly attacked a pregnant woman after he grew angry over her accusations that he was cheating on her. Read what unfolded at Byron Bay court.
Cyclist cleared after being put in headlock by pub bouncer
An alleged cat and mouse exchange between a cyclist and a bouncer outside a Byron Bay pub ended with the rider pinned to the ground in a headlock while bystanders chanted “George Floyd”. See how the court unfolded the matter.
‘Who are you with?’: Man hounded ex-partner
A young unemployed Banora Point man made a series of phone calls to his former partner. See why that has landed him in court.
Ill-fated supermarket trip in dodgy Nissan
A man’s Woolies’ run in a dilapidated car – because ‘it’s too far to walk to the shops’ – ended in grief after police followed him into the carpark. See why officers were taken aback when they asked him about the registration status of the vehicle.
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