The partner of one of the four police officers killed in the horror Eastern Freeway crash has told of his pain at losing his “soulmate”, while four funerals will be held in coming days to commemorate the officers’ lives. Leave your message of support.
The “playboy” Porsche driver allegedly involved in the Eastern Freeway crash that killed four police officers has been charged by homicide detectives. It is alleged he took photographs of the crash scene before fleeing.
Four police officers have been killed in a shocking crash in the greatest loss of police life in a single incident in Victoria in 150 years. They had pulled over a Porsche when a semi-trailer truck ploughed into the scene. The sports car’s driver is on the run.
Victoria’s streets may be deserted due to coronavirus restrictions but some police are busier than ever as crimes linked to mental health, dangerous driving and child abuse spike.
A married man and his female companion are not believed to have staged their own disappearance to begin a new life together. It comes as police make a fresh appeal for information, a month after the campers went missing in Victoria’s high country.
Partygoers have been slapped with more than $26,000 in fines for blatantly disobeying social distancing rules in two separate incidents, including an eight-year-old boy’s birthday bash in Beaumaris. Here’s how they were caught.
A major international investigation targeting online child abuse has seen four children rescued from paedophiles and 16 people charged with a total of 738 child exploitation offences.
Second-year Western Bulldogs player Bailey Smith has been slogged with a $1652 fine by police for picking up vice-captain Lachie Hunter and driving him to another teammate’s house after Hunter allegedly drunkenly crashed his car.
A woman has been charged with the alleged unprovoked attack on two Chinese students, as the University of Melbourne backs a fundraiser to support the victims.
The conduct of Victoria Police’s Critical Incident Response Team has been called into question by the anti-corruption watchdog, despite clearing officers of excessive force in the bungled arrest of Nik Dimopoulos at a Fitzroy LGBTQI bookshop.
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