Victoria Police
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| Address | 637 Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3008, Australia |
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| Number of employees | 18,440 (June 2017) |
| Employees | June 2017 |
| Founded | January 8 |
| 1853 | |
| Stations | 332 |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 399581 |
About Victoria Police
Victoria Police is the primary law enforcement agency of Victoria, Australia. It was formed in 1853 and now operates under the Victoria Police Act 2013.
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Australia: Woman survives on wine during five days stranded in Australian bush
... Ms Ip was found around 60km (37 miles) away from the nearest town and due to health issues she was unable to walk far so stayed with her car, Victoria Police said...
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... Victoria Police said it remained obligated to investigate sexual assaults, crimes and providing justice for the victims, no matter past how many years...
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... Victoria Police said the cause of his death was under investigation...
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... Victoria Police said officers searched for Mr King on Sunday using a helicopter, boats, horses, motorcycles and sniffer dogs...
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... Today s warrants show that Victoria Police will investigate allegations of corruption in sport and racing...
Australia: Woman survives on wine during five days stranded in Australian bush
By George WrightBBC News
A 48-year-old woman survived Five Days stranded in The Bush in Australia by eating lollipops and drinking a single bottle of wine.
Lillian Ip set off on what was meant to be a short trip on Sunday, travelling through dense bush in Victoria state.
But she hit a dead-end after taking a Wrong Turn , and her vehicle became stuck in the mud.
Ms Ip - who doesn't Drink - Only had a bottle of wine in The Car as she was planning to give it as a present.
After Five Nights stranded, she was discovered by emergency services on Friday as they flew overhead as part of a search.
" The First thing Coming In my mind, I was thinking 'water and a cigarette,'" Ms Ip told 9News Australia. " Thank god The Policewoman had a cigarette. "
" I thought I was going to die there. My whole body shut down on Friday, " She Said , adding that she " was about to give up".
As she lost hope of being found alive, she wrote a letter to her family saying she loved them.
Ms Ip was found around 60km (37 miles) away from the nearest town and due to health issues she was unable to walk far so stayed with her car, Victoria Police said.
She Only had a few snacks and lollipops to eat, and no water.
" The Only liquid Lillian, who doesn't Drink , had with her was a bottle of wine she had bought as A Gift for her mother so that got her through, " Wodonga Police Station Sergeant Martin Torpey said.
" She used great Common Sense to stay with her car and not wander off into bushland, which assisted in police being able to Find Her . "
Ms Ip was taken to hospital to be treated for dehydration, but has since returned home to Melbourne.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com