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An Aboriginal man has died in rural New South Wales after being tasered and pepper sprayed by police. New South Wales police have declared it a critical incident with homicide detectives from the state Crime Command investigating. In a statement, police said two officers were  were called to a home in Herbert Street Gunnedah in the states north-east last night due to concerns about the behaviour of the man. "Police will allege the man became aggressive when officers attempted to speak with hi...

On Friday, NSW Police announced a A$1 million (NZ$1.075m) reward for information into her disappearance. Her sister, Suellen Simpson, said Balmain’s disappearance had caused immeasurable grief to her family for more than 26 years. NSW Police Media/Supplied Police in Australia have announced a NZ$1.075 million reward for information into the disappearance of model Revelle Balmain. “It destroyed us. It was horrific,” she said. “I felt like a piece of my heart was ripped from my chest. ...

Goya Dmytryshchak Hobsons Bay, Maribyrnong and Wyndham will receive 44 extra police, it was announced on Monday. The area, known as Westgate Division, received the lion’s share for the regions under Victoria Police’s allocation of 396 police to be deployed across the state over the next 12 months. Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay will each receive 11 officers, Wyndham will get 19 and the divisional highway patrol will get three. Dandenong Division, which includes Casey, Cardinia and Greater Dand...

22:31 EDT, 5 May 2021 A man will appear in court charged with the attempted murder of notorious gangster Samer Marcus in Sydneys southwest last year. Samer Marcus, 45, was left in a critical condition after being shot in the head at close range on Campbelltown Road in Denham Court on November 6.  The senior member of the notorious Assyrian gang DLASTHR (The Last Hour) was rushed to Liverpool Hospital with severe injuries to his chest, face and back.   Criminal groups squad commander Detec...

Hobsons Bay, Maribyrnong and Wyndham will receive 44 extra police, it was announced on Monday. The area, known as Westgate Division, received the lion’s share for the regions under Victoria Police’s allocation of 396 police to be deployed across the state over the next 12 months. Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay will each receive 11 officers, Wyndham will get 19 and the divisional highway patrol will get three. Dandenong Division, which includes Casey, Cardinia and Greater Dandenong, will receiv...

Date Time Milestone reached as final allocation of 2729 police announced Melbourne’s north west and southern suburbs will soon see another injection of police in the community, with the latest deployment numbers announced today. Westgate Division, which includes Hobsons Bay, Maribyrnong and Wyndham Police Service Areas, will receive the lion’s share for the regions, with 44 more police set to be stationed in the area. Dandenong Division, which includes Casey, Cardinia and Greater Dandenong ...

The county’s first-ever cohort of officers who will become detectives upon completion of a new training programme have begun their careers at Cumbria Constabulary. 16 officers started the Detective Pathway Programme on April 12 and were sworn in at an attestation ceremony on April 19. They will undertake an intensive two-year training programme which will see them work towards a diploma in Professional Policing Practice whilst serving communities as operational police officers. The se...

Cumbria welcomes new breed of detectives Cumbria welcomes first cohort of officers in new detective programme The county’s first-ever cohort of officers who will become detectives after completing a new programme of training have begun their careers. The cohort of 16 officers started their training programme on April 12 and were sworn in at their attestation ceremony held on Friday. The officers will undertake an intensive two-year training programme which will see them work towards a dipl...

23:42 EDT, 12 April 2021 Olympian Scott Miller (pictured) is facing life in prison if convicted of supplying a large commercial quantity of a prohibited drug Swimming great Scott Miller and three members of his alleged $2.2million meth syndicate are all facing the potential of spending the rest of their lives in jail.   A fourth member of the alleged ring has been hit with fresh charges which carry the maximum penalty available under New South Wales law.  Luke Mathew Peake was originally c...

22:20 EDT, 5 April 2021 Olympian Scott Miller (pictured) is facing life in prison if convicted of supplying a large commercial quantity of a prohibited drug A fourth member of swimming great Scott Millers alleged $2.2million drug ring has been charged, weeks after the Olympians dramatic arrest.  Unlike Miller and two other co-accused, Luke Matthew Peake is not facing a potential life sentence if convicted over his alleged role in the syndicate.  Peake was arrested at Junee prison, where he ...