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'Significant fear': 20yo avoids full-time jail over 'frightening' highway chase (opens the original)
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Time spent overnight in the Albury police station cells gave a Tumut man a taste of what he ultimately managed to narrowly avoid as punishment for a violent pursuit on the Hume Highway. Kane Mott sat in the Albury Local Court dock flanked by two NSW Corrective Services officers as Judge Melissa Humphreys sentenced him to 12 months' jail. His crimes involved throwing about 10 empty beer bottles and what was believed to be a billiard ball at another vehicle as a mate of his swerved across the sout
Six times over the limit, unable to walk a straight line from too much wine (opens the original)
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A bottle of wine around breakfast time had a West Wodonga motorist so drunk by the time he was stopped by police at Uranquinty that they had to help him walk. They quickly formed the view that he had "very little control over his driving" along the Olympic Highway. A breath analysis carried out after his arrest backed this up, with a reading just under six times the legal alcohol limit. Triple zero calls were made after Nicodemus Augustantino Nyatome swerved into oncoming traffic. And he was so
Judge cuts jail video link after domestic violence offender 'slits throat' (opens the original)
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A judge has ordered a domestic violence offender out of his own sentencing hearing after the New Zealand man mimicked a throat being cut. "You can stand up and leave," Judge Sally McLaughlin told the Culcairn tannery worker, who was appearing from Junee jail. Hohepapaora Waihape-Vincent's disregard for what was going on eventually pushed Judge McLaughlin too far, as she asked him if he was even interested in the proceedings. "I don't care," the 26-year-old replied, having made various hand signa
Highway 'hit-and-run' case adjourned as plea negotiations get under way (opens the original)
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A case involving an alleged hit-and-run murder at Jerilderie might yet be resolved without the need for a trial. The possibility arose with the mention of Lisa Anne Silson's case before Albury Local Court on Tuesday, August 25. Silson is charged with the domestic violence-related murder of Mark Akers, whose body was found next to the Newell Highway on June 17, 2025. She did not appear when her matter was mentioned before Judge Sally McLaughlin by defence lawyer Ethan Tindall. NSW Director of Pub
Drunken son's misguided loyalty to mum leads to a $60k path of destruction (opens the original)
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His mother was caught up in a dispute over a rental bond after moving out of her home so Riley Webb broke in and wrecked the place. Webb had turned 18 just two weeks before he committed his drunken crimes, which left the owner with a damage bill of more than $60,000. He also stole several items belonging to the owner's daughter, who had decided to camp in the now-empty Jerilderie house to keep watch. Webb stole several items including her camping swag, along with $1500 cash she had in the lounge
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