Going viral: Court cases that went wild online
A nunchuck wielder, a ‘meme’ chopping board flinger and a traffic-stopping hoon are among stories that lit up social media.
A nunchuck wielder, a ‘meme’ chopping board flinger and a traffic-stopping hoon are among stories that lit up social media.
A Crib Point woman had had too many at a friend’s place over a Christmas meal before getting in her car, rolling it and ending up in hospital.
Not appy: A dealer who tried to avoid detection by using a ride share to do his dirty work got caught out by a Covid checkpoint.
He is popular on Facebook with thousands of friends, but cops aren’t among them after they found juice and drugs in his house.
Dodgy dozen: Cops found a smorgasbord of substances in this former vet nurse’s home including ketamine, ice, LSD and GHB.
A former Frankston heroin junkie was living a clean and crime-free life until he saw his partner die from a drug overdose right in front of him.
The Seaford owner of three bull mastiff crosses has been ordered to pay thousands in costs after his hounds crushed another dog’s throat.
A bikie who sold coke to a cop and a businessman who turned his family home into a drug den are among the foot soldiers of Victoria’s narcotics empires.
A mum who had a dalliance with a drug-using muso ended up in court after breaking into an empty house to steal stuff to buy ice.
A drug buy backfired for a tradie after cops pulled him over and found gun rounds in his ute and party gear in his pockets.
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