Police and Emergencies

  • Police help for party planners

    A QUICK visit from the police could be all it takes to ward off uninvited party guests.

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  • Snitch rears nasty head

    POLICE want Colac and district teens to abandon defamatory social network pages.

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  • Police want teens to re-think behaviour

    COLAC police want young people to re-think risky behaviour, after dozens of youths gatecrashed a party before risking their lives by blocking a road.

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  • Tanker stuck in cattle underpass

    THERE was no crying over spilt milk yesterday after a milk tanker became stuck in a cattle underpass near Cobden.

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  • Booze-fuelled abuse angers taxi drivers

    COLAC taxi drivers say alcohol-fuelled abuse is becoming more common.

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  • Colac and district police officers are training for a 24-hour swim challenge. From left, Senior Detective Leanne Busfield, Sergeant Dan Willsmore, Leading Senior Constable Laurie Hill, Leading Senior Constable Peter Scanlon (back), Constable Daniel Ward and Leading Senior Constable Andrew Harris.

    Police dive into MS fundraiser

    COLAC district police officers are preparing to take to the pool for charity.

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  • Theft threatens cake lady’s business

    A 70-YEAR-OLD Barongarook West woman says thieves have hampered her baking business.

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  • Facebook comments lead to legal trouble

    A COLAC youth who used Facebook to boast about threats they made against their teachers has prompted a warning from Colac police.

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