Drink driving detective begs for job after force gives him the flick
A former detective of 37 years has appealed his dismissal from the force after he was sacked in relation to a drink driving incident where he blew two times over the limit.
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A Hoppers Crossing man accused of helping fire bomb a cigarette shop in Victoria’s north was allegedly recruited by a man police believe is linked to Melbourne’s tobacco wars.
Ex-cop called himself a ‘proud pedo’ during vile offending
An ex-cop engaged in child abuse material while on shift and referred to himself as a “proud pedo” in vile online chat group.
From Werribee to the UFC, Aussie’s rapid rise to the top
Melbourne has a new UFC hero after a rapid rise to the top for this young gun who — on the eve of his debut — has his eye on becoming the world’s best.
How dozens of builders allegedly bribed their way into registration
Dozens of builders allegedly bribed officials to progress their registration applications up the scale for several years before they were busted by IBAC.
Residents rescued by heroic neighbours after Reservoir house fire
The owners of a Reservoir home were sitting in the kitchen drinking coffee before neighbours rescued them when their home suddenly went up in flames.
‘Save our pub’: Call to arms to fix Footscray Hotel
An iconic pub which has served some of Melbourne’s biggest names for 150 years has fallen into disrepair, with owners fearing the worst amid a major need for renovations.
Alleged cruise worker grub in bail plea to see sick wife
A sacked Filipino cruise ship worker who allegedly sexually assaulted a passenger has tried to amend his bail to allow him to see his cancer-stricken wife.
Ice the most ‘prevalent’ drug in Vic road deaths
Ice has been revealed as the most common drug behind fatal collisions in Victoria, with heartbroken families issuing a desperate plea for drug users to stay off the road.
Would-be fake cops can purchase ‘police lights’ online
Deceiving crooks looking to pull people over or bypass traffic can purchase the eye-catching flashing lights for next to nothing online amid an increase in police impersonators.
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