Much has been written about Clea Rose since she died in 2005, hit by a car stolen by teenagers being chased by police.
Since then one of the kids in the stolen car, known only as “Clea Rose’s Killer” has lead a spectacular life of crime, made all the more amazing by his ability to get out of detention to commit more crimes.
The ABC reports that the star of today’s police wrap is the very same young man.
Magistrate Lorraine Walker has refused him bail.
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CRK strikes again
The teenager responsible for the hit-and-run death of Canberra University student Clea Rose has been charged with burglary just a month after being released on parole.
The 20-year-old was arrested yesterday with his 19-year-old girlfriend after she attempted to use a stolen credit card at the North Lyneham shops.
So, contrary to the report, the teenager that was charged wasn’t responsible for anybody’s death, but in a seperate action, they arrested and charged the person responsible for Clea Rose’s death, who was travelling in the same car as the teenager.
georgesgenitals said :
Sure, but so long as the media keep outing him as CRK in every story piece he appears in, the media also can’t give his name.
If he desperately wants a criminal reputation _independent of being CRK_, I say let him have one.
Skidbladnir said :
Surely the name will be on public record for the numerous other crimes he has committed?
Skidbladnir said :
Teenager when he hit CR… makes sense to me…
screaming banshee said :
I think you’ll find they’re both French.
Seriously media people, just mention him by his name a few times on seperate crimes, then go back making veiled insinuations.
You’re meant to good at that kind of thing.
If our local press started mentioning him by his name, and not the fact he killed Clea, he’d no longer have the protective aegis that the notoriety\enforced anonymity of his previous crime provides.
PS: The teenager responsible…The 20-year-old was arrested yesterday
Teenager?
la mente torbida said :
Pulling the plug is the wrong option.
Puting in the plug.
Up the amperage to the max.
It is okay to spell it jail. It is a commonly accepted variation here. You won’t be sent there for doing it.
Seems this shitbag was also the lad behind the wheel of the car involved in the recent Kingston police chase…
How many chances?
You’ve got it all wrong WMC, you’re supposed to do that when people spell it the american way!
So not twenty bucks, same as in town?
Woody Mann-Caruso said :
Dunno – never been to one.
This individual is clearly beyond rehabilitation, time to go away.
What’s a gaol?
Time to go to gaol. For a long, long while.
Sometimes you have to pull the plug….I’m happy for my taxes to pay for this person to spend a long time in gaol.