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Gold thief caught dirt-handed

He took the load back to his home for processing but ended up with nothing.

 Kalgoorlie's gold stealing detector unit police officers are kept on their toes.

Kalgoorlie's gold stealing detector unit police officers are kept on their toes.

The court heard Luke James Mussen (28) was driving a stolen Landcruiser when he broke a padlock on a gate to enter the mine site and steal the six shovel loads of dirt from a scrap bin. He took the...

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