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Man accused of Ballarat café burglaries remanded in custody

Marc Osbourne, 43, faces court. He allegedly committed multiple Ballarat burglaries. They happened within days of his arrest.

Marc Osbourne, 43, was arrested in relation to a burglary at Timboon Fine Ice Cream on Sturt Street, where he allegedly stole $3,500. Released on bail, Osbourne allegedly burgled Bibo café on October 25.

Osbourne stole several bank cards and $100. The stolen cards were used at Big W, McDonald's, and Coles.

They were also used to book a motel room. Osbourne allegedly broke into an Indian restaurant.

Osbourne attempted to break into a bike shop. Osbourne stole an e-bike from a Red Cross centre.

All alleged offences occurred within about 20 days of his release from custody. A magistrate refused bail because the offences were serious.

Osbourne also had prior burglary convictions. Osbourne remains in custody until court on November 30.

$3,500 from Timboon Fine Ice Cream
First burglary theft
Bank cards and $100 from Bibo café
Second burglary theft
All offences within 20 days of release
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Why it mattersThe case shows problems in the bail system. This happens when people commit crimes again quickly after release.

AustraliaVictoria court case raises questions about bail conditions and reoffending patterns in the justice system.

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