Police dodge $129k bill as court rules on Fourth Reich fracas

Angela Thompson
Updated September 15 2017 - 8:28pm, first published 4:43pm
HIGH PROFILE: Peter Busuttil enlisted Winston Terracini SC (pictured departing Wollongong Local Court on Friday) to defend him against charges stemming from the October, 2015 police raid (inset) on the Fourth Reich's Albion Park headquarters.
HIGH PROFILE: Peter Busuttil enlisted Winston Terracini SC (pictured departing Wollongong Local Court on Friday) to defend him against charges stemming from the October, 2015 police raid (inset) on the Fourth Reich's Albion Park headquarters.

A man found not guilty of assaulting a police officer at the Fourth Reich Motorcycle Club’s contentious 2015 open day has failed in his bid to recoup almost $129,000 in legal costs. 

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Angela Thompson

Angela Thompson

Journalist

Proudly Illawarra Mercury since 2008; these days covering crime and justice issues. UOW alum. Thrilled by the chase and sobered by some of the things I see and hear when I stand still - sometimes in the same day. ang.thompson@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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