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Fined, but groggy Bella in no mood to move 4 Mins Read MOUNT MARTHA dog owner David Ball says he is prepared to go to jail rather than pay a fine imposed by Mornington Penonsula Shire for his dog Bella, who finds it hard to move, but was booked for being out of bounds. Pictures: Gary Sissons Share BELLA was finding it hard to move, but was booked for being out of bounds. A MOUNT Martha dog owner says he will “go to jail” rather than pay a $248 dog-at-large fine incurred last month. David Ball, of Samuel Close, said his 14-year-old Staffordshire, Bella, was “nabbed by defa...

Crawley shooting: First pictures of teen suspect and hero teacher who 'tackled gunman' Crawley College was evacuated on Monday following reports of shots fired. New images show a suspect being led away by police following the incident, which injured two Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will...

Alert after dog poisoned DOG walkers were being warned on social media last week to stay away from a Mornington park following reports of poison being found there. A dog was rushed to the vet after eating rat poison inside the stomach and intestines of a dead animal on the ground at the Dunns Road park. The dog later recovered. Environment protection manager Mark Upton said the shire was investigating the report. “One of our officers is working closely with the dog’s owner and has carried out a search of the park but no further poison or animal organs were found,” Mr Upton said.