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Theft of safe containing $250K at centre of Mongrel Mob killing
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Man stomped on his partner's ankle, then beat her the next day with the crutch she was using
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Child rapist has public protection order removed - despite being deemed high risk
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Muslim homosexual told to 'take medicine to cure gayness'
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Teens filmed sex acts with underage girls and shared video with friends
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