Australian officer accused of posing as delivery rider before double murder pleads not guilty
Beaumont Lamarre-Condon denies killing his ex-partner and the man's new boyfriend in a 2024 case, the BBC reports.
A former Sydney police officer accused of disguising himself as an Uber Eats delivery rider before carrying out a double murder has pleaded not guilty, according to the BBC.
Beaumont Lamarre-Condon is charged over the 2024 killing of his ex-partner and the man's new boyfriend, the broadcaster reported. Court proceedings are ongoing.
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