From the Archives, 1957: Inside the CIB, there's hope
Only two kinds of people visited the Sydney headquarters of the Criminal Investigation Branch, and both were in trouble: the victims of crime, and the criminals.
Source: smh.com.au
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Yachts, guns and broken ankles: the great (and not so great) escapes
In March 1993 two of Australia’s most dangerous prisoners escaped from the Melbourne Remand Centre. Within minutes the bottom fell out of their plans.
Source: theage.com.au
Yachts, guns and broken ankles: the great (and not so great) escapes
In March 1993 two of Australia’s most dangerous prisoners escaped from the Melbourne Remand Centre. Within minutes the bottom fell out of their plans.
Source: smh.com.au
Yachts, guns and broken ankles: the great (and not so great) escapes
In March 1993 two of Australia’s most dangerous prisoners escaped from the Melbourne Remand Centre. Within minutes the bottom fell out of their plans.
Source: brisbanetimes.com.au
Australia's biggest illegal gambler Bruce Galea paid a heavy price for refusing to rat
Bruce Galea inherited his father Perces share in several illegal Sydney casinos when the Prince of Punters died and ran his own gaming operations until he was jailed by the Wood Royal Commission.
Source: dailymail.co.uk