Arrest During Passport Quest Triggers Multiple Charges
A 27 year old man Raymond Patrick O Connor of Double Bay was arrested in Sydney and charged with rape assault robbery and posing as a police officer while applying for a passport. He was remanded until Thursday on six charges including rape indecent assault and robbery and was refused bail. Police say he faces additional charges in relation to attacks on two women and impersonating an officer. The case is connected to an earlier December 4 incident at Elizabeth Bay. He faces joint charges with another man named Stuart.
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Sydney
Central Court
Raymond Patrick O'Conor
Double Bay
Elizabeth Bay
Sydview
C. Bush
Y Conner
Stuart
ACT Supreme Coin
Keane
Canberra court convicts Hatch on multiple learner charges
Hatch of Earle Street Lyneham pleads guilty in the Canberra Court of Petty Sessions. He is fined £40 for driving without a licensed driver, £40 for driving an unreadable vehicle, £10 for lacking L plates, and £40 again for unaccompanied driving. He faces further charges including burglary and theft. The case involves a faulty vehicle ruled unroadworthy and multiple incidents in January and December.
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Earle Street
Lyneham
Canberra
Petty Seatiers
Hermes
R. M. Allen
Lonsdale Street
Sgt Allen
Varratumi
Aine
le Bikar
Allen
Remanded on assault charge at Downer
Ronald Austin Appleby of Cadell Street Downer was remanded until February on a charge of indecent assault on a male. The case referenced Kerr's drink-s s and the dangers of driving under the influence. Bail set at £40 with one surety.
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Ronald Austin Appleby
Broiner
Cadell Street
Downer
Hermes
Ner Appleby
Lin
Kerr
Allen
Chile
Four-day bank closure and road collision recital in Sydney
The report notes a four day bank closure beginning February 9 to enable a decimal changeover. It mentions a car collision at a road junction and a business owner seeking wage distributions during the shutdown. The piece references Mrs Wilson and a Tratt, with payroll concerns tied to the closure and the need for traders to adjust cash handling.
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Sydney
Fin
Ads Nee
Bank Offi
Man held for trial over son’s death in Sydney
In Sydney a man was committed for trial on murder charges after allegedly telling police he threw his seven year old son over the Gap at Watsons Bay and then jumped. The boy’s body was later recovered from Maitland Bay near Grosford as inquiries continued.
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Sydney
Watsons Bay
George Street North
Maitland Bay
Grosford
M Hume
Pickhills
Pickills
Som Cartier
Vaucluse
Drunk Driving Film Plan Tied to Police Race to Film Drunks
Police in Victoria consider filming suspected drunken drivers for a sound documentary test. Assistant Police Supt Wilby says success could roll out to country centers. The plan involves sound vans recording drivers and witnesses for court evidence and public safety use. John Andrew Stuart, 24, Mascot, faces wounding with intent to murder after a Woollahra Street shooting incident in Sydney. He was remanded without bail until Thursday.
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Nelson
Woollarah
John Andrew Stuart
Mascot
Victoria
Wilby
Convernment
NS. Withy
Pole
Melbourne
Ryjoh
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