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A former police officer is facing allegations that he instructed a friend to dispose of a mobile phone in a body of water. The incident is part of a broader series of recent criminal reports involving various charges across the region.

In a separate case, a high-profile youth advocate has been formally charged with drug-related offences. Authorities have not provided further details regarding the nature of the substances involved or the specific circumstances surrounding the arrest.

Law enforcement officials are also investigating a home invasion in which a group of teenagers allegedly ransacked a residence while a young mother was present with her toddler. The incident has prompted concerns regarding residential safety and the involvement of minors in violent property crimes.

Meanwhile, cemetery authorities in Melbourne are dealing with the theft of approximately 150 grave plaques. The removal of these markers has caused significant distress to the families of the deceased, and police are currently working to determine the motive behind the mass theft of the memorial items.

In another matter, a woman has been charged following allegations that she laced a colleague’s curry with snail bait. The incident, which reportedly occurred in a workplace setting, has led to formal legal proceedings against the accused.

These incidents represent a range of criminal activity currently under investigation by local authorities. Each case remains in the preliminary stages of the legal process as police continue to gather evidence and prepare for upcoming court appearances.