AFL WAG Bec Judd flees Victoria after criticising state government

Rebecca Judd has fled Victoria after declaring the state's justice system is 'well and Túi xách nữ cao cấp truly obliterated' following the news multiple teen criminals were set free on bail and Túi xách nữ thời trang xách công sở nữ hàng hiệu several home invasions in her ritzy suburb of Brighton. The footy WAG, 41, was spotted catching a flight out of Tullamarine Airport on Tuesday with her four children - eight-year-old twins Tom and Darcy, daughter Billie, ten, and Oscar, 12 - during the school holidays.

The model and influencer looked typically glamorous as she and her brood made their way to their departure gate. The family appear to be heading somewhere cold as she wrapped up in a faux fur coat teamed with pink trousers and a tank top. She accessorised with a pair of Golden Goose sneakers and a designer handbag.  Rebecca Judd  left Victoria on Tuesday and flew out of Melbourne Airport after declaring the state's justice system is 'well and Túi xách công sở nữ đựng laptop truly obliterated'  The footy WAG, 41, was spotted catching a flight with her four children - eight-year-old twins Tom and Darcy, daughter Billie, ten, and Oscar, 12 Bec appeared to having a intense conversation on her phone as she strolled through the terminal with her clan.  Her husband, former AFL star Chris Judd, doesn't appear to be joining the family on the trip. It comes after Bec once again unleased on the Victorian government for its management of the youth crime wave plaguing Melbourne's most affluent suburbs.  The state's crime crisis was in the spotlight again over the weekend, after multiple headlines reported that child offenders had been released on bail in Victoria.  The model and influencer looked typically glamorous as she and her brood checked in and made their way to a flight during the school holidays The family appear to be heading somewhere cold as she wrapped up in a faux fur coat teamed with pink trousers and a tank top Among them were five minors that were charged and then set free after a leading police on a high speed car chase.

A 16-year-old was also accused of bashing a man with a baseball bat, yet was bailed for a third time in nine months.  Similarly, a 17-year-old with hundreds of prior charges was also arrested on Saturday in the ritzy suburb of Bayside on carjacking charges, but released on bail within hours.  It comes after Bec once again unleased on the Victorian government for its management of the youth crime wave plaguing Melbourne 's most affluent suburbs.  Bec was enraged by the headlines and took to Instagram Stories to blast the Victorian government. 'And so it goes on...

and on...', she wrote on Saturday next to the news headlines.  Bec also responded to the news of a violent home invasion in the upmarket suburb of Beaumaris, a stone's throw from Bec's $7.3million Brighton mansion. The victim was left in hospital. The state's crime crisis was in the spotlight again over the weekend, after multiple headlines reported that child offenders had been released on bail in Victoria Among them were five minors that were charged and then set free after a leading police on a high speed car chase.

A 16-year-old was also accused of bashing a man with a baseball bat, yet was bailed for a third time in nine months Bec was enraged by the headlines and took to Instagram Stories to blast the Victorian government  'And another.