Police drop stealing as a servant charges against woman
Police dropped 25 charges of stealing as a servant against Tracey Du-Pont in Kalgoorlie on October 2024. Du-Pont, accused of stealing over $20,000 while employed at All Mine & Construction Training, had all charges dismissed in magistrates court. She was awarded $10,000 in costs due to the dropped charges.
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Published 18 Jun 2026, 18:00 UTC
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