Porsche driver Richard Pusey wanted after allegedly breaching court order

Police are hunting infamous Porsche driver Richard Pusey after he allegedly breached a court order.

Porsche driver Richard Pusey is wanted by police for allegedly breaching a court order. Picture: Michael Dodge.

Police are hunting infamous Porsche driver Richard Pusey after he allegedly breached a court order.

There are two warrants out for the arrest of Pusey, who was convicted of uploading photos he took of the Eastern Freeway tragedy that killed four police officers in April 2020.

Police say they are appealing for help from the public to help locate the 45-year-old, who was convicted of two charges of using a carriage service in an offensive manner in November last year.

A Victoria Police spokesperson said Pusey, who now uses they/them pronouns, was known the change their appearance.

“Pusey is caucasian in appearance, about 190cm tall with short brown hair however is known to make changes to his appearance,” the spokesperson said.

Pusey is also known to travel across Victoria by car and on public transport.

Leading Senior Constable Lynette Taylor, Senior Constable Kevin King, Constable Josh Prestney and Constable Glen Humphris all died on April 22 2020 while questioning Pusey on the side of the freeway for speeding.

Drug-affected truck driver Mohinder Singh crashed his truck into Pusey’s Porsche and the four officers as he swerved across to the side of the road and into the emergency lane where the officers had pulled Pusey over.

Pusey, a former mortgage broker, had snapped and uploaded four graphic images from the horrific crash in a complaint to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority.