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09 November 2020
POLICE NEWS: Woman loses control
A 27-year-old woman was charged by Police after she lost control of a Toyota Aurion on Dorothy Street Constitution Hill. About 1000am on Sunday, October 16, 2020, emergency services were called to the scene following reports a vehicle had crossed the roadway, mounted the eastern kerb, and collided with a tree. After being assessed and cleared by paramedics, the driver was subjected to a breath test which returned a positive indication of alcohol. The driver was arrested and taken back to Parramatta Police Station where she underwent a breath analysis and returned a high range of alcohol reading. The driver was issued with a notice of suspension and a court attendance notice to appear before the Parramatta Local Court on 9th December 2020.an was charged by Police after she lost control of a Toyota Aurion on Dorothy Street Constitution Hill. About 1000am on Sunday, October 16, 2020, emergency services were called to the scene following reports a vehicle had crossed the roadway, mounted the eastern kerb, and collided with a tree. After being assessed and cleared by paramedics, the driver was subjected to a breath test which returned a positive indication of alcohol. The driver was arrested and taken back to Parramatta Police Station where she underwent a breath analysis and returned a high range of alcohol reading. The driver was issued with a notice of suspension and a court attendance notice to appear before the Parramatta Local Court on December 9, 2020.
06 November 2020
POLICE: Charged over alleged sexual touching
POLICE have charged a man after the alleged sexual touching of a teenage girl on a train in Sydney’s west yesterday.
06 November 2020
POLICE: Driver caught at 114km/h in 60km/h zone
POLICE have arrested a man after he was detected speeding more than 45km/h over the limit at Riverstone earlier this week.
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03 November 2020
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31 October 2020
POLICE UPDATE: WARNING ABOUT SCAMS
PARRAMATTA police would like to further remind the public that there are numerous scams currently in circulation and to exercise a high level of caution prior to transferring money, gift cards or iTunes cards to people online or over the phone. On the October 5, 2020 a 24-year-old woman has lost $1000 to unknown persons after being told she owed the money in unpaid Taxes. The caller had all the woman’s details so believed it to be legitimate. The woman was told police had an active warrant for her arrest and local police would be in contact with her soon. She was called by someone she believed to be police saying she had an outstanding warrant for unpaid taxes and the debt would have to be paid. A payment plan was devised for the woman which would involve her purchasing $1000 worth of iTunes gift cards and sending them to a mobile number. The woman has done this and after speaking with her family realised it was a scam.
20 October 2020
EMPLOYER SUCCESS FOR LAW FIRM
WESTERN SYDNEY based Coleman Greig Lawyers has been recognised as an Employer of Choice in The Australian Business Awards 2020. Now in their fifteenth year, The Australian Business Awards (ABA) are an annual all-encompassing awards program which recognises organisations that demonstrate the core values of business innovation, product innovation, technological achievement and employee engagement via a set of comprehensive award categories. Entrant organisations are required to demonstrate their achievements across the key areas of Organisational Culture; Leadership & Strategy; Employee Education, Training & Development; Employee Health, Safety & Satisfaction; Performance Management; Recognition & Remuneration.
20 October 2020
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TRAINING FOR LEADERS
COMMUNITY and religious leaders will be empowered to respond to domestic and family violence through a new training program to begin next month. Attorney General and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence Mark Speakman said the accredited course, run by TAFE NSW, will give participants the tools and resources to help people who seek their guidance. Mr Speakman said the training aimed to strengthen victim support while encouraging increased reporting across the state. For more information, or to register interest contact diversity-services@justice.nsw.gov.au For confidential advice, support and referrals related to domestic and family violence, contact: 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732), The NSW Domestic Violence Line (1800 65 64 63) or Men's Referral Service (1300 766 491).
