Breached Orders, Stolen Cars: Woman's Plea for Help
A Sebastopol woman shared an emotional account of the police's response to crime at a Neighbourhood Policing Forum.
She spoke about her struggle with neighbours who are allegedly storing suspected stolen cars, threatening her, and breaching intervention orders.
"I let you know what was happening in October of last year ..."
The woman, Renee, claims her pleas for help have fallen on deaf ears, leaving her fearful of living in her own home.
- Storing suspected stolen cars
- Allegedly threatening Renee
- Assaulting other neighbours
- Breaching intervention orders
Renee shared her experience with inspectors, senior sergeants, and assistant commissioners at the Ballarat Regional Soccer Facility.
Author's summary: Woman seeks help from Ballarat's top cops due to neighbour issues.
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