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Sydney Morning Herald
9 hours ago
- Sydney Morning Herald
Ex-Docker accused of further domestic violence by MAFS star
Ex-Docker Ryan Crowley has been accused of further domestic violence against his former partner, Married at First Sight star Lauren Dunn, who claims she is being trolled online for speaking out about the alleged abuse. Crowley, 41, was arrested at a Perth police station on Monday and appeared in Perth Magistrate's Court on Tuesday, dressed in a dark grey suit jacket and checkered green shirt. He has been charged with six historical offences dating back to 2019 and 2020 in West Leederville and Cottesloe, including two counts of unlawful assault, two counts of deprivation of liberty, threats to kill and with intent to harm and doing an act that caused bodily harm. The charges relate to his alleged abuse of Dunn, except for one which was against a separate woman. He is also facing nine other domestic violence allegations from a 2025 incident also allegedly involving Dunn, which he is on bail for. Loading The former tagger was granted bail for the most recent charges, despite the police prosecutor requesting he remains in custody. The prosecution alleged Dunn had been trolled and called a 'psycho' by some on social media, and had recently been contacted by a person who claimed they had seen videos that had allegedly shown her in compromising situations. They emphasised they had not tested the validity of the allegation.
The Age
9 hours ago
- The Age
Ex-Docker accused of further domestic violence by MAFS star
Ex-Docker Ryan Crowley has been accused of further domestic violence against his former partner, Married at First Sight star Lauren Dunn, who claims she is being trolled online for speaking out about the alleged abuse. Crowley, 41, was arrested at a Perth police station on Monday and appeared in Perth Magistrate's Court on Tuesday, dressed in a dark grey suit jacket and checkered green shirt. He has been charged with six historical offences dating back to 2019 and 2020 in West Leederville and Cottesloe, including two counts of unlawful assault, two counts of deprivation of liberty, threats to kill and with intent to harm and doing an act that caused bodily harm. The charges relate to his alleged abuse of Dunn, except for one which was against a separate woman. He is also facing nine other domestic violence allegations from a 2025 incident also allegedly involving Dunn, which he is on bail for. Loading The former tagger was granted bail for the most recent charges, despite the police prosecutor requesting he remains in custody. The prosecution alleged Dunn had been trolled and called a 'psycho' by some on social media, and had recently been contacted by a person who claimed they had seen videos that had allegedly shown her in compromising situations. They emphasised they had not tested the validity of the allegation.
The Citizen
a day ago
- The Citizen
Woman to appear in Pietermaritzburg court after illegal alcohol bust
Woman to appear in Pietermaritzburg court after illegal alcohol bust A 28-year-old woman is set to appear in the Pietermaritzburg Magistrate's Court today after she was arrested in connection with the manufacturing and distribution of illicit alcohol without a valid licence. The Witness reports she was arrested during a crime intelligence-driven operation on Saturday. A large quantity of illicit alcohol with an estimated street value of R120 000 was recovered. The multi-disciplinary operation was executed after police received information regarding illegal alcohol manufacturing activities in the Dambuza area, under the Plessislaer policing precinct. Members of the Multi-Dimensional Organised Crime Pietermaritzburg, Taylor's Halt SAPS, Plessislaer SAPS and private security company Magma Security were part of the operation. uMgungundlovu District Commissioner Major General Mduduzi Shezi commended the collaborative effort of all role players involved in ensuring that illegal operations of this nature are detected and swiftly dealt with. 'The production of unregulated alcohol not only undermines the economy but also poses serious health risks to consumers. 'The SAPS remains committed to rooting out criminal activities and urges members of the public to continue reporting suspicious operations within their communities,' said Shezi. Breaking news at your fingertips… Follow Caxton Network News on Facebook and join our WhatsApp channel. Nuus wat saakmaak. Volg Caxton Netwerk-nuus op Facebook en sluit aan by ons WhatsApp-kanaal. Read original story on At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
The Star
4 days ago
- The Star
F&B worker claims trial to charge of allowing bank account to be used by third party
SEREMBAN: A 27-year-old man pleaded not guilty at a Magistrate's Court here to a charge of allowing his bank account to be used by a third party. Lee Shin Nam, who works in a food and beverage outlet, claimed trial after the charge was read to him before Magistrate Saiful Sayoti. He was charged with committing the offence at 4.51pm on March 26 at a bank in Taman Semarak, Nilai. The accused was charged under Section 424B of the Penal Code which carries a fine of between RM10,000 and RM100,000 or imprisonment of up to seven years or both upon conviction. Section 424B of the Penal Code in Malaysia addresses the offence of giving possession or control of a bank account to another person without lawful authority or purpose. In most instances, these accounts are then used as mule accounts and to carry out scams. Deputy Public Prosecutor Nik Nur 'Aqilah Syarfa Nik Zaidi then offered the accused bail of RM6,000 pending mention. However, his lawyer from the Legal Aid Department, Chrysandy Lai asked for a lower amount as the accused would be bailed by his lorry driver father who earned about RM2,000 a month. Saiful then set bail at RM3,000 with one surety and fixed Aug 21 for mention.
The Star
4 days ago
- The Star
Man fined RM6,000 for fraudulent MyKad application
Abdah being taken to court on July 18. – BERNAMApic KUANTAN: A senior citizen has been fined RM6,000 by a Magistrate's Court here for knowingly submitting false information in an application for an identity card, or MyKad. Magistrate Tengku Eliana Tuan Kamaruzaman imposed the fine on Abdah Said, 65, after he pleaded guilty to the charge on Friday (July 18). He paid the fine. Abdah was charged with providing false information when applying for an identity card for a 12-year-old girl by using a birth certificate issued in the name of another child at a counter of the Pahang National Registration Department (NRD) here at 9.49am on Sept 28, 2012. The offence, under Regulation 25(1)(b) of the National Registration Regulations 1990 (Amendment 2007), provides for a maximum jail term of three years or a fine not exceeding RM20,000, or both, if convicted. In mitigation, the unrepresented accused pleaded for leniency as he was unemployed. NRD prosecuting officer Mohammad Yusaini Yunan requested a stern and proportionate punishment, stressing the gravity of the offence, as the accused had used his own daughter's documents for personal gain. He said the punishment should serve as a reminder to the accused and to the public not to hand over documents belonging to Malaysians to foreigners, enabling them to enjoy privileges meant for citizens. – Bernama
