Bashings, stabbing as day of chaos rocks youth prison
A staff member at Cherry Creek Youth Justice Centre has been hospitalised as the state’s newest youth jail was rocked by an outbreak of violence.
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A Melbourne underworld figure and a glam girl were swept up in an alleged “complicated drug importation trafficking syndicate”.
Footage shows shooter tailing victim before opening fire in Hadfield
A shooter is suspected of tracking the movements of his target before opening gunfire erupted in Melbourne’s northern suburbs.
Knife found in boot of teen’s car the same displayed by police
A knife displayed by police as the weapon used to kill two women in their Easey St home is believed to the same one found in the car boot of prime suspect Perry Kouroumblis days after the murders.
Inside story of how police caught suspected Easey St killer
The head of the operation to track accused double murderer Perry Kouroumblis has revealed how the long-awaited arrest unfolded at Rome’s Leonardo da Vinci Airport.
Murals and menace at swank Prahran soiree
Mark Balsillie is a bikie who likes the finer things in life, and while police may have seized his Lamborghini, they can’t take away his appreciation of fine art and cuisine.
Snapchat predator ‘love-bombed’ girls as young as 13 in Melbourne
A Braybrook man who groomed girls online and lavished them with gifts in order to get them to send explicit images and videos has been granted name suppression.
Mongols bikie caught up in Ghost app sting arrested at airport
A Mongols bikie accused of importing methamphetamine has been arrested at Melbourne Airport carrying nearly $10,000 in cash, allegedly trying to leave for the Middle East.
Samantha Murphy search called off, no items found
The latest police search for the remains of missing Ballarat mum Samantha Murphy, targeting dense bushland in the Enfield State Park, has been called off with no items recovered.
Victoria’s top cop backs better wages, defends anti-war protest police response
Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton has said force members deserve better pay and conditions as they do a “brilliant job”, while defending their actions at anti-war protests in Melbourne.
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