Police and Emergencies

  • Theft leads to hit-run suspect

    The theft of cigarettes from a Colac service station has led police to a man wanted over the hit-run death of a Melbourne cyclist.

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  • Angels looking after crash victims

    Colac’s Heath Armstrong and Emily Cowley say they must have angels looking after them.

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  • Young boozers anger police

    Enough is enough! That is the call from Sergeant Janet Gleeson after another weekend of under-age drug and alcohol-fuelled anti-social behaviour on Colac’s streets.

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  • Police called to nightclub fight

    Staff at a Colac nightspot called police for help and closed early after a fight early yesterday.

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  • Cuts will hurt recovering addicts

    Recovering heroin addicts will have to travel to Geelong for treatment under plans to cut Colac’s methadone funding.

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  • Appeal for death-fall witnesses

    Police are looking for witnesses to help their investigation into the death of Colac teenager Ryan Robbins.

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  • Landlords’ drug warning

    Colac police have urged landlords to choose their tenants carefully in an effort to curb the number of drug laboratories in rental houses.

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  • Truck leaks acid

    Authorities have praised the actions of a truck driver after his vehicle leaked about 200 litres of dangerous acid near Cobden.

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