Women Fight Outside Melbourne Magistrates Court - Doused With Capsicum Spray - Blind Man Taken to Hospital
A verbal altercation involving two women and a man inside the Melbourne Magistrates Court Building on William Street in Melbourne has spilled out onto the street and ended in capsicum spray being used on three people.
The incident occurred early on Thursday afternoon when the two women were involved in a verbal then physical altercation with a man after a court hearing. The fight spilled out onto the street with protective officers stepping in to break up the fight. They needed to use capsicum spray to control the women.
A man who was partially blind then stepped in to continue the fight, swinging his cane at the officers and spitting on them. The 52 year old man also needed to be doused with capsicum spray.
Subsequent to the incident, the blind man experienced chest pain and needed to be taken by ambulance to the St Vincent's Hospital. He is reported to be in a stable condition.
The two women involved in the fight have received summary assault charges and will need to appear in court at a later date.
Arrest and Charges Over Shooting in Coburg
Police Arrest Two People Over Shooting in Coburg - Homes Raided in Thomastown and Bonbeach - Ozan Yusff and 33 Year Old Man Charged
Police have arrested and charged two men in relation to a shooting incident that occurred in the Melbourne suburb of Coburg on 4 January this year. In the incident, a 32 year old man was shot in the buttock in a car park of the Coburg Lake in Gaffney Street. The victim needed surgery for the gunshot wound and is still recovering.
Two search warrants were executed on Thursday morning at two properties by members of Victoria Police's Armed Crime Taskforce and the Clandestine Laboratory Squad with assistance from the Special Operations Group. The properties were located in Michelle Close, Thomastown and Nepean Highway, Bonbeach. A further search warrant was executed in Milkman Street, North Coburg around 12pm.
Police arrested Ozan Yusuf, 34 from Thomastown and he was later charged with Intentionally Cause Serious Injury, Recklessly Cause Serious Injury, firearm and drug offences including Conspiracy to Manufacture Amphetamine and Possess Article for Manufacturing a Drug of Dependence. Mr Yusuf appeared in an our of sessions court hearing on Thursday afternoon and has been remanded to appear in the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Friday.
A 33 year old man was arrested at the Bonbeach residence and was later charged with Conspiracy to Manufacture Amphetamine and Possess Article for Manufacturing a Drug of Dependence. He was bailed and is scheduled to appear in the Melbourne Magistrates' Court on the 15th March.
Police have arrested and charged two men in relation to a shooting incident that occurred in the Melbourne suburb of Coburg on 4 January this year. In the incident, a 32 year old man was shot in the buttock in a car park of the Coburg Lake in Gaffney Street. The victim needed surgery for the gunshot wound and is still recovering.
Two search warrants were executed on Thursday morning at two properties by members of Victoria Police's Armed Crime Taskforce and the Clandestine Laboratory Squad with assistance from the Special Operations Group. The properties were located in Michelle Close, Thomastown and Nepean Highway, Bonbeach. A further search warrant was executed in Milkman Street, North Coburg around 12pm.
Police arrested Ozan Yusuf, 34 from Thomastown and he was later charged with Intentionally Cause Serious Injury, Recklessly Cause Serious Injury, firearm and drug offences including Conspiracy to Manufacture Amphetamine and Possess Article for Manufacturing a Drug of Dependence. Mr Yusuf appeared in an our of sessions court hearing on Thursday afternoon and has been remanded to appear in the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Friday.
A 33 year old man was arrested at the Bonbeach residence and was later charged with Conspiracy to Manufacture Amphetamine and Possess Article for Manufacturing a Drug of Dependence. He was bailed and is scheduled to appear in the Melbourne Magistrates' Court on the 15th March.
Bendigo Bank Armed Robbery in Mirboo North
Bendigo Bank Armed Robbery in Mirboo North, Gippsland, Victoria
Police are hunting a brazen bandit who committed an armed robbery at the Bendigo Bank in Mirboo North in Gippsland on Thursday afternoon.
The robbery occurred at about 2pm when a man entered the Bendigo Community Bank on Main Street Mirboo North and threatened a female employee with a firearm. The employee was reported to be the only staff member in the bank at the time.
The offender demanded cash and a sum was given to him. He then left the bank and fled the scene in a silver coloured 4WD. The man did not fire any shots in the course of the robbery and there are no reports of any injuries.
Police have released a description of the alleged offender. He is approximately 195 centimetres tall and has a medium sized build. He also has a reddish tinged beard and also some acne scarring.
The vehicle used in the getaway has been described as being similar to a Land Rover Discovery. It was last seen by witnesses heading towards the town on Morwell travelling on the Strzelecki Highway.
Anyone who saw the 4WD or has any other information related to the robbery of the bank is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit www.crimestoppers.com.au
Police are hunting a brazen bandit who committed an armed robbery at the Bendigo Bank in Mirboo North in Gippsland on Thursday afternoon.
The robbery occurred at about 2pm when a man entered the Bendigo Community Bank on Main Street Mirboo North and threatened a female employee with a firearm. The employee was reported to be the only staff member in the bank at the time.
The offender demanded cash and a sum was given to him. He then left the bank and fled the scene in a silver coloured 4WD. The man did not fire any shots in the course of the robbery and there are no reports of any injuries.
Police have released a description of the alleged offender. He is approximately 195 centimetres tall and has a medium sized build. He also has a reddish tinged beard and also some acne scarring.
The vehicle used in the getaway has been described as being similar to a Land Rover Discovery. It was last seen by witnesses heading towards the town on Morwell travelling on the Strzelecki Highway.
Anyone who saw the 4WD or has any other information related to the robbery of the bank is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit www.crimestoppers.com.au
Police Charge 6 Men With Assault on Girls in Wonthaggi
Wonthaggi Assault - Six Arrested and Charged
Police from the Sexual Crime Squad have charged five men and a youth with with assault on two teenage girls in Wonhtgaggi on Saturday.
It has been alleged by police that the incident occurred at about 10pm on Saturday night at a residence in the town of Wonthaggi in Victoria's East.
The arrested men have been identified as being men - two 18 year olds, a 19 year old, a 22 year old and a 25 year old. A 16 year old male was also arrested.
Each of the six males were charged with 8 counts each of sexual penetration of a child under 16 and one count each of committing an indecent act in the presence of a child.
All the men were granted bail and are scheduled to appear in the Morwell Magistrates court on Tuesday 16 March. The 16 year old was bailed and will appear at a Children's Court at a later time.
Police from the Sexual Crime Squad have charged five men and a youth with with assault on two teenage girls in Wonhtgaggi on Saturday.
It has been alleged by police that the incident occurred at about 10pm on Saturday night at a residence in the town of Wonthaggi in Victoria's East.
The arrested men have been identified as being men - two 18 year olds, a 19 year old, a 22 year old and a 25 year old. A 16 year old male was also arrested.
Each of the six males were charged with 8 counts each of sexual penetration of a child under 16 and one count each of committing an indecent act in the presence of a child.
All the men were granted bail and are scheduled to appear in the Morwell Magistrates court on Tuesday 16 March. The 16 year old was bailed and will appear at a Children's Court at a later time.
Review Into International Students Education in Australia
Baird Review Into International Education Welcomed By Immigration Minister
The Australian Minister for Education, Senator Chris Evans has welcomed the findings of a recent review into the international education sector in Australia. The review was conducted by former Federal Member of Parliament, Bruce Baird.
Senator Evans recently announced widespread changes to the criteria for permanent residency in Australia and substantial changes to the skilled migration list.
Senator Evans' Media Release on the Baird Review:
The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Senator Chris Evans, today welcomed the final report of the Baird Review on the legislation governing international education.
It is most pleasing to note Mr Baird's support for the Rudd Government's changes to the skilled migration program announced on 8 February 2010.
The skilled migration program changes will encourage overseas students to focus on obtaining a quality education from a high quality provider by removing incentives for students to apply for a course simply in the hope of being granted permanent residence.
Under the changes, the wide-ranging migration occupations in demand list was revoked and will be replaced mid-year by a new and more targeted skilled occupations list to be developed by the independent body, Skills Australia.
The new skilled occupations list will be tightly focused on high value skills that will assist in addressing Australia's future skills needs. It will deliver a mix of skills across the professions and trades in areas such as healthcare, engineering and mining.
International students currently studying in Australia who hold a vocational, higher education or postgraduate student visa will still be able to apply for permanent residence if their occupation is on the new skilled occupations list.
Students currently studying a course in an occupation that is not on the new skilled occupations list will have until the end of 2012 to apply for a temporary skilled graduate visa which will enable them to spend up to 18 months in Australia to acquire work experience and find an Australian employer willing to sponsor them.
It must be remembered that a student visa is just that: a visa to study. It does not give someone an automatic entitlement to permanent residence.
International students should be focused on obtaining a good qualification from a quality education provider in a field in which they want to work. The changes will in no way impact on international students coming to Australia to gain a legitimate qualification and then return home.
Similarly, Australia's migration program is not and should not be determined by the courses studied by international students.
Australia will continue to welcome international students and provide an opportunity for those who have the necessary qualifications and skills to find an Australian employer willing to sponsor them for a permanent visa.
The Australian Minister for Education, Senator Chris Evans has welcomed the findings of a recent review into the international education sector in Australia. The review was conducted by former Federal Member of Parliament, Bruce Baird.
Senator Evans recently announced widespread changes to the criteria for permanent residency in Australia and substantial changes to the skilled migration list.
Senator Evans' Media Release on the Baird Review:
The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Senator Chris Evans, today welcomed the final report of the Baird Review on the legislation governing international education.
It is most pleasing to note Mr Baird's support for the Rudd Government's changes to the skilled migration program announced on 8 February 2010.
The skilled migration program changes will encourage overseas students to focus on obtaining a quality education from a high quality provider by removing incentives for students to apply for a course simply in the hope of being granted permanent residence.
Under the changes, the wide-ranging migration occupations in demand list was revoked and will be replaced mid-year by a new and more targeted skilled occupations list to be developed by the independent body, Skills Australia.
The new skilled occupations list will be tightly focused on high value skills that will assist in addressing Australia's future skills needs. It will deliver a mix of skills across the professions and trades in areas such as healthcare, engineering and mining.
International students currently studying in Australia who hold a vocational, higher education or postgraduate student visa will still be able to apply for permanent residence if their occupation is on the new skilled occupations list.
Students currently studying a course in an occupation that is not on the new skilled occupations list will have until the end of 2012 to apply for a temporary skilled graduate visa which will enable them to spend up to 18 months in Australia to acquire work experience and find an Australian employer willing to sponsor them.
It must be remembered that a student visa is just that: a visa to study. It does not give someone an automatic entitlement to permanent residence.
International students should be focused on obtaining a good qualification from a quality education provider in a field in which they want to work. The changes will in no way impact on international students coming to Australia to gain a legitimate qualification and then return home.
Similarly, Australia's migration program is not and should not be determined by the courses studied by international students.
Australia will continue to welcome international students and provide an opportunity for those who have the necessary qualifications and skills to find an Australian employer willing to sponsor them for a permanent visa.
Dont Fall Victim - ATO Warns Of Online and Email Scams
Australian Taxation Office Warns of Online and Email Scams
Online and email scams cost the public billions of dollars every year. And the scammers are getting even more sophisticated in conning people out of their money.
The ATO has warned the Australian public to be vigilant about online content and emails received. They are urging people to check carefully before divulging any personal information online.
A recent press release by the ATO highlights the dangers:
As consumer fraud awareness week started this Monday, the ATO is encouraging people to be alert to potential online and email scams.
Second Commissioner David Butler said the ATO, like many business and government agencies, is seeing sophisticated scams designed to trick people into giving away their personal details such as password, banking and credit card details.
“Scammers can use your personal details to steal your identity and commit fraud,” Mr Butler said. “I urge people to be careful – be wary of unsolicited emails claiming to be from the ATO.”
If you think you may have been the victim of a scam and have provided your credit card or banking details in the process, contact your financial institution immediately.
Tips to protect yourself and your identity online
Ensure your computer has up-to-date security software including anti-virus, anti-spyware, anti-spam and firewall protection to protect your computer from malicious programs.
Enable automatic updates for your computer’s operating system and applications including your web browser to ensure they remain up-to-date.
Use a spam filtering product to help block fake emails or emails containing viruses – if you receive a spam email, delete it and don’t open email attachments from unknown sources.
When using social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn be careful about the personal information you publish, and customise your security settings to ensure your profile is only accessible to those you trust.
Do not provide your tax file number online unless you are certain about the authenticity of the website.
For more information on how to report and protect yourself from scams and to see examples of genuine ATO communications, visit www.ato.gov.au/onlinesecurity.
Online and email scams cost the public billions of dollars every year. And the scammers are getting even more sophisticated in conning people out of their money.
The ATO has warned the Australian public to be vigilant about online content and emails received. They are urging people to check carefully before divulging any personal information online.
A recent press release by the ATO highlights the dangers:
As consumer fraud awareness week started this Monday, the ATO is encouraging people to be alert to potential online and email scams.
Second Commissioner David Butler said the ATO, like many business and government agencies, is seeing sophisticated scams designed to trick people into giving away their personal details such as password, banking and credit card details.
“Scammers can use your personal details to steal your identity and commit fraud,” Mr Butler said. “I urge people to be careful – be wary of unsolicited emails claiming to be from the ATO.”
If you think you may have been the victim of a scam and have provided your credit card or banking details in the process, contact your financial institution immediately.
Tips to protect yourself and your identity online
Ensure your computer has up-to-date security software including anti-virus, anti-spyware, anti-spam and firewall protection to protect your computer from malicious programs.
Enable automatic updates for your computer’s operating system and applications including your web browser to ensure they remain up-to-date.
Use a spam filtering product to help block fake emails or emails containing viruses – if you receive a spam email, delete it and don’t open email attachments from unknown sources.
When using social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn be careful about the personal information you publish, and customise your security settings to ensure your profile is only accessible to those you trust.
Do not provide your tax file number online unless you are certain about the authenticity of the website.
For more information on how to report and protect yourself from scams and to see examples of genuine ATO communications, visit www.ato.gov.au/onlinesecurity.
Bike Riding Teen Injured in Narre Warren
Appeal For Public Help - 17 Year Old Boy in Hospital With Serious Injuries After Bike Crash
Police have made an appeal for public assistance to help solve the mystery of a 17 year old boy who is in the Royal Children's Hospital with serious injuries.
Ir is believed that the boy was riding his bike along Magid Drive in Narre Warren at about 2.40pm on Monday afternoon when he has had an accident near the Princes Freeway overpass. The boy was thrown from the bike and sustained a ruptured spleen and liver as well as other cuts and abrasions.
It is unclear as to the exact circumstances of the accident and police have called for any witnesses to come forward. They would particularly like to speak to the the driver of a white coloured ute which was seen in the area prior to the accident.
Anyone who witnessed the accident or has any other information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Police have made an appeal for public assistance to help solve the mystery of a 17 year old boy who is in the Royal Children's Hospital with serious injuries.
Ir is believed that the boy was riding his bike along Magid Drive in Narre Warren at about 2.40pm on Monday afternoon when he has had an accident near the Princes Freeway overpass. The boy was thrown from the bike and sustained a ruptured spleen and liver as well as other cuts and abrasions.
It is unclear as to the exact circumstances of the accident and police have called for any witnesses to come forward. They would particularly like to speak to the the driver of a white coloured ute which was seen in the area prior to the accident.
Anyone who witnessed the accident or has any other information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Hoon Motorbike Rider Loses Bike - Caught Speeding
Motorcycle Impounded After Rider Caught 90kmh Over Speed Limit at Campbellfield
A 17 year old male from Fawkner has lost his bike for 48 hours and issued with three penalty notices after he was caught speeding by police in Campbellfield on Tuesday night.
The rider was clocked by police allegedly travelling at 170khm in an 80kmh zone at about 10.50pm Tuesday in Sydney Road Campbellfield. After pulling the rider over, they found him to be unlicensed and the motorbike unregistered.
The bike was impounded under Victoria's anti hoon laws for 48 hours.
The suburb of Campbellfield was the scene of a crackdown by police on hoon and drag race driving on Monday night. 22 Cars were impounded and 80 penalty notices handed out for unroadworthy cars in the police sting. 300 people were also fined $200 each for turning up to watch the drag racing.
A 17 year old male from Fawkner has lost his bike for 48 hours and issued with three penalty notices after he was caught speeding by police in Campbellfield on Tuesday night.
The rider was clocked by police allegedly travelling at 170khm in an 80kmh zone at about 10.50pm Tuesday in Sydney Road Campbellfield. After pulling the rider over, they found him to be unlicensed and the motorbike unregistered.
The bike was impounded under Victoria's anti hoon laws for 48 hours.
The suburb of Campbellfield was the scene of a crackdown by police on hoon and drag race driving on Monday night. 22 Cars were impounded and 80 penalty notices handed out for unroadworthy cars in the police sting. 300 people were also fined $200 each for turning up to watch the drag racing.
Arrests After BMX Bandits Armed Robbery
Two Men Arrested After Armed Robbery on Bikes in Brunswick
Two men are in police custody after being arrested in relation to armed robberies which occurred in Brunswick on Wednesday night.
At about 9.30pm a man walking along Charles Street in Brunswick was approached by two men on push bikes. One of the offenders allegedly produced a pair of scissors and demanded money. The victim was threatened several times when he told them that he did not have any cash with him. The two alleged offenders then fled the scene empty handed.
It is then alleged that the offenders rode their bikes to nearby Weston Street and threatened another man who ran away from the offenders.
Police from Brunswick arrested the two men shortly afterwards in Victoria Street. The alleged offenders are aged 22 and 36 and are in police custody. They are expected to be charged with armed robbery.
Two men are in police custody after being arrested in relation to armed robberies which occurred in Brunswick on Wednesday night.
At about 9.30pm a man walking along Charles Street in Brunswick was approached by two men on push bikes. One of the offenders allegedly produced a pair of scissors and demanded money. The victim was threatened several times when he told them that he did not have any cash with him. The two alleged offenders then fled the scene empty handed.
It is then alleged that the offenders rode their bikes to nearby Weston Street and threatened another man who ran away from the offenders.
Police from Brunswick arrested the two men shortly afterwards in Victoria Street. The alleged offenders are aged 22 and 36 and are in police custody. They are expected to be charged with armed robbery.
Arrest After Attempted Break At Convenience Store
Police Arrest Man After Attempted Break in at Inner City Convenience Store
A 30 year old man is in custody after an alleged attempted break in at a convenience store in the inner Sydney suburb of Ultimo on Wednesday morning.
After witnesses noticed a possible break and enter, Police were called to the store on Jones Street near the intersection of Macarthur Street in Ultimo at about 3.20am on Wednesday.
As police arrived they needed to take evasive action to avoid an accident with a white ute that was speeding away from the scene. Police managed to pull over the ute and the 30 year old driver was arrested.
He was taken to the City Central Police Station and is reportedly assisting police with inquiries.
Anyone who was near the convenience store in Ultimo on Wednesday morning and witnessed any suspicious activity has been asked to contact City Central Police via Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
A 30 year old man is in custody after an alleged attempted break in at a convenience store in the inner Sydney suburb of Ultimo on Wednesday morning.
After witnesses noticed a possible break and enter, Police were called to the store on Jones Street near the intersection of Macarthur Street in Ultimo at about 3.20am on Wednesday.
As police arrived they needed to take evasive action to avoid an accident with a white ute that was speeding away from the scene. Police managed to pull over the ute and the 30 year old driver was arrested.
He was taken to the City Central Police Station and is reportedly assisting police with inquiries.
Anyone who was near the convenience store in Ultimo on Wednesday morning and witnessed any suspicious activity has been asked to contact City Central Police via Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Another Teen Arrested Over Brutal Wheelchair Tourist Bashing
Second Teenager Arrested and Charged Over Attack on Canadian Wheelchair Bound Man at Mt Druitt Train Station
A 15 year old male has been arrested and is in custody after handing himself in to police on Wednesday night. He was subsequently interviewed and charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent, and robbery armed with offensive weapon causing wounding.
The arrest and charges relate to an incident on Tuesday night at the Mt Druitt Railway Station where a Canadian Tourist in a wheelchair was allegedly viciously beaten. The tourist required urgent surgery for a fractured skull.
The assault allegedly took place at about 11pm at the railway station in Sydney's west as the tourist was waiting for a train. He was allegedly set upon by two youths who beat him around the head with metal poles even though he tried to escape. The assault was allegedly unprovoked.
A 16 year old male from Doonside was arrested by police near to the scene and was also charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent, and robbery armed with offensive weapon causing wounding. The 16 year old alleged offender appeared in the
Parramatta Children’s Court on Wednesday and was refused bail. he is scheduled to reappear in court on the 8th of April.
The 15 year old was refused bail and will appear in the Parramatta Children’s Court on Thursday.
A 15 year old male has been arrested and is in custody after handing himself in to police on Wednesday night. He was subsequently interviewed and charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent, and robbery armed with offensive weapon causing wounding.
The arrest and charges relate to an incident on Tuesday night at the Mt Druitt Railway Station where a Canadian Tourist in a wheelchair was allegedly viciously beaten. The tourist required urgent surgery for a fractured skull.
The assault allegedly took place at about 11pm at the railway station in Sydney's west as the tourist was waiting for a train. He was allegedly set upon by two youths who beat him around the head with metal poles even though he tried to escape. The assault was allegedly unprovoked.
A 16 year old male from Doonside was arrested by police near to the scene and was also charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent, and robbery armed with offensive weapon causing wounding. The 16 year old alleged offender appeared in the
Parramatta Children’s Court on Wednesday and was refused bail. he is scheduled to reappear in court on the 8th of April.
The 15 year old was refused bail and will appear in the Parramatta Children’s Court on Thursday.
Gurshan Singh Died By Accident - Claim Hit By Door
Gursewat Dhillon - Manslaughter Accused's Father Defends His Son - Says that Death of Gurshan Singh Was an Accident
In a bizarre turn of events, the parents of Gursewak Dhillon have claimed that the death of Gurshan Singh was an innocent mistake and occurred after their son accidentally hit the toddler in the head with the front door.
Guresewat Dhillon, the 23 year old man accused of Manslaughter by Criminal Negligence has been defended by his father, retired army captain Pragat Singh Dhillon from their home town in India.
It is understood that Pragat Dhillon spoke to his son prior to the charge being laid. In that conversation it is reported that Gursewak Dhillon told his father that he entered the property in David Street Lalor on Thursday and opened the front door which struck Gurshan Singh, knocking him unconscious.
Pragat Dhillon recounted that his son tried to get the attention of other people in the house, namely his wife and the child's mother. Having failed to find them, he then placed the child in the back of the car in an attempt to take him to hospital.
But Gursewak Dhillon then ran out of petrol and needed assistance by a passing motorist to take him to a service station. Upon returning to the car, it is reported that Dhillon thought the child may be dead and then dumped the body, thinking that he might be charged with murder.
No mention has been made of the fact that the front door was apparently already open and that the security door opened outwards - not inwards. Gursewat Dhillon's father has also not made any comment regarding the allegation that his son drove around for 3 hours before dumping the body.
The body of Gurshan Singh was found in grassland near a roadside in the suburb of Oaklands Junction at about 7pm Thursday. The toddler went missing from his Lalor home about 7 hours earlier.
Gursewat Singh Dhillon was charged with manslaughter on Monday and has been refused bail and remanded into custody.
In a bizarre turn of events, the parents of Gursewak Dhillon have claimed that the death of Gurshan Singh was an innocent mistake and occurred after their son accidentally hit the toddler in the head with the front door.
Guresewat Dhillon, the 23 year old man accused of Manslaughter by Criminal Negligence has been defended by his father, retired army captain Pragat Singh Dhillon from their home town in India.
It is understood that Pragat Dhillon spoke to his son prior to the charge being laid. In that conversation it is reported that Gursewak Dhillon told his father that he entered the property in David Street Lalor on Thursday and opened the front door which struck Gurshan Singh, knocking him unconscious.
Pragat Dhillon recounted that his son tried to get the attention of other people in the house, namely his wife and the child's mother. Having failed to find them, he then placed the child in the back of the car in an attempt to take him to hospital.
But Gursewak Dhillon then ran out of petrol and needed assistance by a passing motorist to take him to a service station. Upon returning to the car, it is reported that Dhillon thought the child may be dead and then dumped the body, thinking that he might be charged with murder.
No mention has been made of the fact that the front door was apparently already open and that the security door opened outwards - not inwards. Gursewat Dhillon's father has also not made any comment regarding the allegation that his son drove around for 3 hours before dumping the body.
The body of Gurshan Singh was found in grassland near a roadside in the suburb of Oaklands Junction at about 7pm Thursday. The toddler went missing from his Lalor home about 7 hours earlier.
Gursewat Singh Dhillon was charged with manslaughter on Monday and has been refused bail and remanded into custody.
Lost Boys Actor Corey Haim Dead From Drug Overdose
80's Teen Actor Corey Haim Dies from Suspected Drug Overdose in Burbank, California
Corey Haim, the actor who rose to fame in the 1980's vampire hit film, The Lost Boys, has been found dead at his Oakwood, California apartment from a suspected drug overdose.
38 Year old Haim was found unresponsive at his apartment in Oakwood near Burbank early on Wednesday morning. It is believed that Haim was taken to the Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Burbank where he was pronounced dead at about 2.15am.
The overdose has been reported to be accidental. Further reports put his mother at Haim's apartment when he was found.
The 1987 movie The Lost Boys was a big hit for Canadian born Haim which gave him teen heart throb status. But since the success of the 1980's Haim has struggled to make it back into the limelight.
His reality TV show "The Two Coreys" with friend Corey Feldman was cancelled in 2008 after running for two seasons.
Corey Haim, the actor who rose to fame in the 1980's vampire hit film, The Lost Boys, has been found dead at his Oakwood, California apartment from a suspected drug overdose.
38 Year old Haim was found unresponsive at his apartment in Oakwood near Burbank early on Wednesday morning. It is believed that Haim was taken to the Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Burbank where he was pronounced dead at about 2.15am.
The overdose has been reported to be accidental. Further reports put his mother at Haim's apartment when he was found.
The 1987 movie The Lost Boys was a big hit for Canadian born Haim which gave him teen heart throb status. But since the success of the 1980's Haim has struggled to make it back into the limelight.
His reality TV show "The Two Coreys" with friend Corey Feldman was cancelled in 2008 after running for two seasons.
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