What happened to bria joyce?

What happened to bria joyce?

Senior Constable Bria Joyce, 25, and 23-year-old Cardross man Josh Moore died when their cars collided near Red Cliffs in north-west Victoria on Friday, April 8.

What should I do if I have a minor car accident in Victoria?

If you are involved in a crash you must:

• stop immediately.
• give help to any injured person.
• provide your name, address, registration number, and vehicle owner’s name to others involved in the crash, or their representative, and to the police (if they are there)

Do you have to report car accident to police Victoria?

You must report the accident to the police if: anyone’s property is damaged. the other person involved in the accident does not stop or refuses to give their details.

How do I get a police report Victoria?

Certified agents can access crime incident reports via our document ordering system. Your order is submitted online and processed by the Victorian Police. Victoria Police aims to return results within four working days of receipt of an order, subject to availability. You’ll receive your result by fax or post.

What do you do in a minor car accident Australia?

Report the accident to the police if required But no matter where you live, you should call for police help with your accident if: someone is trapped, or has become injured, after you have called an ambulance for emergency assistance first. a driver involved in the accident fails to stop and exchange details.

What happens when you report an incident to the police?

Once a crime has been reported, the police will start their investigation and try to find evidence. As the victim, they’ll need to talk to you and collect as much information as possible so that they can write up a statement.

Do I have to report a car accident to the police?

You must report the collision to the police if you were unable to exchange details at the scene, if anyone was injured, or if you suspect that the other person may have committed a driving offence.

Do I have to make a statement to the police?

You may decide you do not wish to continue with a complaint and would like the police to cease their investigation. If you decide this before giving a witness statement you can refuse to give one. If you do not give a witness statement, it is unlikely that the police will continue investigating.

Do Australia Post do police checks?

Australia Post’s National Police Check is the same as the National Police Check you receive from your local police station. It is Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) accredited ensuring a complete and accurate history. Our checks are trusted by government departments, licensing authorities and employers.

How long does a police check last in Victoria?

three months
A police check is a “point in time check” meaning it has no set expiry date. Most organisations in Victoria (VIC) don’t accept a police check certificate that is older than three months.