Lydia Abdelmalek convinced women she was Home and Away star Lincoln Lewis
She was convicted on six counts of stalking and sentenced to two years jail
One of her victims took her own life in the wake of the entire ordeal
Overworked e-crime police have delayed her appeal for months on end
She was locked up on April 22 amid allegations of stalking and assaulting a man
Police allege she used social media to harass one of her alleged victims
Taylor Tangas, 26, made headlines last year after venturing out in a Batman suit
He was snapped watching traffic at Kings Way and City Rd intersection in April
Tangas pleaded guilty to fraud at Heidelberg Magistrates Court on Friday
The court heard the concreter used stolen cards to buy goods from JB Hi-Fi
But Tangas told Daily Mail Australia he denied the charges and there is more to it
Nicolin Davids family unhappy with investigation after studentâs death
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Cape Town - The family of slain nursing student Nicolin Davids, who was allegedly knocked by a police vehicle in 2019, expressed frustration with the investigation into the 26-year-oldâs death, saying they have been left in the dark by authorities.
Family spokesperson Purcilla Hunter said after one year and four months, they are no nearer to getting closure on Davidsâs death and alleged âarrogantâ responses from the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) further exacerbated their fight for justice, as investigators were treating the family âas if we are nothingâ.
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Drugs, cash, cars and a firearm seized after warrants
Police have seized drugs, cash, cars and a firearm after executing a number of warrants today.
Officers from Fawkner Divisional Response Unit, with the assistance of members from Critical Incident Response Team, Melton Crime Investigation Unit and Australian Federal Police executed warrants in Thomastown, Heidelberg Heights, Lalor, Aintree and Bundoora as part of an investigation into drug trafficking in the local area.
Police seized over $160,000 in cash, a handgun, a Lamborghini, a BMW, a Mercedes AMG, over 1.5 kilograms of methyl-amphetamine, 350 grams of amphetamine, watches worth $30,000 and $40,000 in designer clothing.
February 25, 2021
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has secured its first criminal conviction for JobKeeper fraud, after a man was found guilty of falsely claiming he was a sole trader in order to receive the coronavirus wage subsidy.
The Melbourne man was convicted in the Heidelberg Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday for three counts of making a false and misleading statement to the ATO.
He was fined $3,000 and ordered to pay $3,000 in compensation and $282 in costs.
The man lodged two JobKeeper applications that claimed he was a sole trader who experienced a downturn of at least 30% in turnover in May and June.