A perverted driving instructor preyed on two of his intellectually disabled teenage students, sexually abusing them during lessons. And the paedo’s excuse he made to the victims’ mother was just as appalling.
For the most part Melburnians have done everything right during stage 4 lockdown. Others just can’t help but undo our good work. From illegal parties and conspiracy theorists to baby goats, butter chicken and doughnuts, here are the worst of the west.
It was just another day for a Casey Hospital worker as she clocked off from her shift and headed to her disabled car spot to get home. But an ice addict lurking in the shadows would leave her scarred for life.
From cold-blooded killings to dancefloor deckings and the striking of strangers, Melbourne has been rocked by stories sparked by coward king-hitters. Here’s a list of some of our worst one-punch thugs.
A thug who threw an MP3 player at pregnant Ivanhoe woman before threatening to “put a bullet” in her head fled the scene when one of her kids pleaded with him to stop and a neighbour called police. But he returned after the cops left.
A 21-year-old man smirked and replied “yeah, sweet” while yawning and shadow-boxing in his media prison cell while being jailed for a curfew-busting crime spree across Melbourne.
Dramatic scenes have played out in the County Court with a Cranbourne West woman left weeping uncontrollably as her husband learned his fate over a tragic smash which claimed the lives of his elderly parents on the Mornington Peninsula.
A day at the beach in Brighton for a group of teenage girls has ended with a call to police after a sleaze bag sex creep approached them and committed a disgusting act. And police are appealing for the public’s help as they ramp up their search for the sicko.
The wife of Richard Ng, accused of stalking a 17-year-old girl as she walked to Monterey Secondary College, says she will keep an eye on him if he is bailed. It comes after police allegedly found rope in his van.
A probe has been launched into whether underworld links could have sparked a brazen daylight Moorabbin shooting after it was revealed the “frightened” victim is known to detectives. And the mystery gunman remains on the run.
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