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Migration agent charged with $800k fraud The director of two Queensland-based migration services has been charged with targeting 23 migrant visa holders and defrauding them over a two-year period. Crime by Chris Clarke, Patrick Billings 19th Feb 2021 4:43 PM Premium Content A man has been charged with defrauding two migration companies between 2015 and 2017. Lubo Lubinko Raskovic, 52, has been charged with 23 fraud offences as part of a protracted investigation by the Crime and Intelligence Command's Financial and Cyber Cr...

Date Time Police charge man in major fraud investigation A 52-year-old man has been charged with 23 fraud offences as part of a protracted investigation by the Crime and Intelligence Command’s Financial and Cyber Crime Group. The man was arrested February 17 in Sydney after Queensland Police, with assistance from New South Wales Police, executed a search warrant on a Harris Park address. Electronic devices and documentation were seized during the search. Operation Romeo Avid was launched in 2017 after police received multiple complaints relating to two Queensland-based migration services �...

Date Time Changes in culture of OMCGs The Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) has today released two papers revealing the changing culture within outlaw motorcycle gangs (OMCG) and the effects on members, as described by former OMCG members themselves. These papers, prepared by the AIC’s Serious and Organised Crime Research Laboratory in partnership with Queensland Police Service, highlight the recruitment of increasingly violent and criminally inclined new members and the need to develop flexible support for those who want to leave clubs. AIC Deputy Director Dr Rick Brown said the fi...

$250,000 reward to help solve cold case murder 21 years on A $250,000 reward is on the table to help solve the disappearance and likely murder of a man more than two decades ago. The last known sighting of Steven James Goldsmith was at the Commonwealth Bank ATM in the riverside suburb of New Farm, in Brisbane. He was seen on CCTV taking money out on July 10, 2000. Steven Goldsmith was last seen in the Brisbane suburb of New Farm in 2000.(Queensland Police) Detectives believe he went missing either on or shortly after this date and was reported missing on July 29, 2000. Police found Mr Goldsmi...

Crime by Elise Williams Premium Content Subscriber only The mother who police have listed as the main person of interest in relation to a suspicious child death can be revealed as a decorated medical researcher working for one of Queensland's most prestigious research institutes. The Courier-Mail can reveal Sabita Neupane, 32, remains the focal point of a police investigation into the death of her five-month-old baby girl, who died under suspicious circumstances in the family's Annerley home last month.  It can also be revealed the couple told police the ...