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Man's drunken Maccas run goes pear-shaped - Vimarsana News

Man's drunken Maccas run goes pear-shaped

Premium Content Subscriber only An Ayr man took out his neighbour's car and fled the scene in a Maccas run gone wrong. Five days before Christmas, residents of a Honeycombe St property in Ayr were enjoying a relaxing evening when they heard a loud bang. Racing to the window, they looked out to see a white Ford Territory pull away from their parked red Holden Commodore which it had just been rear ended, only to see it drive into the garage of a house further up the street. When the police arrived, they found truck driver Jason Robert Taylor to be "visibly intoxicated", with a blood-alcohol...

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Man's drunken Maccas run goes pear-shaped | Sunshine Coast Daily - Vimarsana News

Man's drunken Maccas run goes pear-shaped | Sunshine Coast Daily

Premium Content Subscriber only An Ayr man took out his neighbour's car and fled the scene in a Maccas run gone wrong. Five days before Christmas, residents of a Honeycombe St property in Ayr were enjoying a relaxing evening when they heard a loud bang. Racing to the window, they looked out to see a white Ford Territory pull away from their parked red Holden Commodore which it had just been rear ended, only to see it drive into the garage of a house further up the street. When the police arrived, they found truck driver Jason Robert Taylor to be "visibly intoxicated", with a blood-alcohol...

AFP alleges man 'money mule' for internl crime syndicate - Vimarsana News

AFP alleges man 'money mule' for internl crime syndicate

Premium Content Subscriber only A DUTCH national accused of being a "money mule" for a sophisticated crime syndicate that stole more than $3 million from Australian bank accounts, converted it to cryptocurrency and then shipped it offshore has fronted court. Pim Boudewijn Abe de Groot, 22, appeared in Ayr Magistrates Court yesterday facing a charge of dealing with property less than $100,000 that is suspected to be proceeds of crime. Australian Federal Police officers arrested de Groot last month when he attended Ayr Police Station for an unrelated driving matter. The federal charge relate...