A Frankston man who had a very short-term love affair with a long-term friend many years ago couldn’t let go after she pulled the plug. And allegedly sent her videos of him doing a dirty deed in the hope of winning her back.
Two mates fell out over a car sale and both resorted to abusive “childish” text messages. But what happened next let to a stoush at a Dandenong pub where one man was left with a 45cm slash across the chest.
A bumbling drug-addict crashed his car and then tried to burn down a Springvale temple. He then fell asleep on the job and was caught by the long arm of the law with $250k of heroin in his vehicle.
They were teachers, university marketing officers and volunteer firefighters. But outside of their jobs, these Melbourne men maintained disgusting child porn collections, and were eventually busted by authorities. See the dubious collection of crooks.
A Frankston North sexist whose verbal attack on a French tourist on a bus went viral in 2012 with nearly five million YouTube views has once again found himself in social media trouble.
A Hastings’ man’s life of violence — he has 109 prior convictions spanning two decades — continued when he threatened his ex with a blowtorch in her own house as a scared child ran and hid in her bathroom.
A funky-haired Frankston concreter caught busting curfew at a Cranbourne drug den now faces charges over allegedly attacking his ex three times. And he has had a crack at getting bail.
A Mornington Peninsula man has spent so much time in jail he has begun to like it. And to get back he has been committing some disgusting crimes.
A Hampton Park man violently attacked his sister and bombarded his ex with bizarre “corrupt police sex cult” messages. Now he faces a nervous wait while a court decides his fate.
A man blew .19 — at 9.30am after going on a boozy bender and getting in the car to go to a Frankston South petrol station. But it’s what happened to his own father which means he should have known better.
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