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A Queensland woman who alleged ly covered a legally parked car in front of her house with dog poo and hot water, in retaliation for the motorist ignoring a handwritten “no parking” sign, has launched a fresh attack , the victim says. The car owner Natalie Mayers shared new “vile messages” sent to her online, and said Queensland Police were aware of the escalating situation. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Dog poo parking dispute spirals into alleged online attack. Watch the latest news and stream for free on 7plus >> Mayers, True Rebel Heart business owner, posted footage of her confrontation with the woman in a video that went viral on social media, showing her car covered in poo and “still steaming” in East Toowoomba. The original video captures the woman responding to Mayers, who asked about the alleged attack. “Why did you park out the front of my house when there’s a sign that says ‘please don’t’?,” the woman says. The situation then escalated when the woman alleged ly found Mayers...

The US government has launched a website for victim s of FTX Cryptocurrency exchange founder Sam Bankman-Fried's alleged fraud to communicate with law enforcement. In an order late Friday night, US District Judge Lewis Kaplan in Manhattan authorized federal prosecutors to use the website, and not have to contact victims individually. FTX could owe money to more than 1 million people, making it "impracticable" to contact each, prosecutors had said. Federal law requires prosecutors to contact possible crime victim s to inform them of their rights, including the rights to obtain restitution, be heard in court and be protected from defendants. "If you believe that you may have been a victim of fraud by Samuel Bankman-Fried, A/K/A/ 'SBF,' please contact the victim /witness coordinator at the United States Attorney's office," the  website  read. The website had gone live by Friday afternoon. Bankman-Fried, 30, has pleaded not...

Two men have been charged after police seized millions of dollars worth of luxury cars, watches and other items from an alleged Cryptocurrency scam. The men, aged 39 and 67, were arrested in Sydney after two companies were defrauded of more than $5.5 million since 2021. Officers raided a warehouse at Cromer on Sydney’s northern beaches on Friday and seized six luxury cars, 11 motorcycles, seven designer watches, nun chucks, Cryptocurrency wallets and relevant documents. Watch the latest news and stream for free on 7plus >> Police say the younger man defrauded the companies, while the older man helped authorise the funds and later tried to dispose of a $600,000 red Ferrari on behalf of the younger man to help avoid police detection. Before last week’s raid, police had arrested the 39-year-old during a traffic stop. Source: https://thefoxposts.com/luxury-cars-seized-in-sydney-in-raid-over-alleged-5-5m-crypto-scam-TheFOXposts-27309.html?utm_source=blogger_source&utm_med...