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Fined, but groggy Bella in no mood to move
4 Mins Read MOUNT MARTHA dog owner David Ball says he is prepared to go to jail rather than pay a fine imposed by Mornington Penonsula Shire for his dog Bella, who finds it hard to move, but was booked for being out of bounds. Pictures: Gary Sissons Share
BELLA was finding it hard to move, but was booked for being out of bounds.
A MOUNT Martha dog owner says he will “go to jail” rather than pay a $248 dog-at-large fine incurred last month.
David Ball, of Samuel Close, said his 14-year-old Staffordshire, Bella, was “nabbed by default” as the Mornington Peninsula Shire officer was in the dead-end street, possibly looking for another dog which had “rushed” a neighbour, Wednesday 21 April.
Rescue crews rush to save trapped man
EMERGENCY services rushed to assist an elderly man trapped inside his car after driving over an embankment at Two Bays Road, Mount Eliza last week.
Baxter Fire Brigade captain Damien Willmott said the station was among the first to respond, 3pm, Tuesday 20 April. They were assisted by Moorooduc CFA, Fire Rescue Victoria Frankston and other brigades, the High Angle Rescue Team, SES Frankston Unit, police and Ambulance Victoria.
The high-angle team rescued the 82-year-old driver, of McCrae, who had been visiting friends whose house, with gravel driveway, is at the top of a steep hill. He failed to take a sharp turn in the rain and drove over the embankment before colliding with a tree. The crews carried the man up a steep embankment where he was assessed by paramedics.
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