Victorian man allegedly tried bribing NSW cop with $1000 to get into state

 

Victorian man allegedly tried bribing NSW cop with $1000 to get into state

A Victorian man is due to face court after allegedly trying to bribe a NSW police officer to get into the state.

A man has been charged for allegedly attempting to bribe a police officer to let him cross the NSW-Victoria border.

According to NSW police, the 66-year-old’s vehicle was stopped at the Barmah Bridge checkpoint about 2pm on Friday.

Police stopped the man at a roadblock at a NSW-Vic border checkpoint Picture: NCA NewsWire / Simon Dallinger

Police stopped the man at a roadblock at a NSW-Vic border checkpoint Picture: NCA NewsWire / Simon DallingerSource:News Corp Australia

NSW Police say the man tried bribing an officer at the checkpoint. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Simon Dallinger

NSW Police say the man tried bribing an officer at the checkpoint. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Simon DallingerSource:News Corp Australia

Officers spoke to the driver and asked for his border permit to enter the state.

That was when the man allegedly offered an envelope containing $1000 to the officer.

The Victorian man was arrested and taken to Deniliquin Police Station, where he was charged with giving or offering a bribe to a member of NSW Police.

He was granted strict conditional bail and is due to appear in Moama Local Court on November 4.

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