Jail for baseball bat attack linked to drugs

A MILDURA man who used a baseball bat to inflict a “brutal” assault on a man he suspected of supplying drugs to his partner has been jailed. Forty-five-year-old Lincoln Floyd stormed into the man’s Deakin Avenue address through an unlocked door at night on December 23 last year while the 50-year-old victim was sitting on […]

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