Barber who intervened in Haines attack denies he is a hero
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Wangaratta barber Ricky Jefferies says he pulled a 43-year-old driver out of his car shortly after he allegedly struck MP Helen Haines. The business owner says he saw a knife in the man's pocket and threw it it away
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Father andWangaratta barber Ricky Jefferies says he pulled a 43-year-old driver out of his car shortly after he allegedly struck MP Helen Haines. The business ownerRicky Jefferies was one of the first on the scene when MP Helen Haines was critically injured, but hesays heis notsaw ahero.knife in the man's pocket and threw it it awaySee versions and fingerprints
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Father and Wangaratta business owner Ricky Jefferies was one of the first on the scene when MP Helen Haines was critically
injuredinjured, but he says hewasn'tis not a hero.See versions and fingerprints
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Barber who intervened in Haines attack denies
heroism over Haines attack, hails person who sat in front of carhe is a heroSee versions and fingerprints
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- https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-20/wangaratta-barber-bystanders-driver-helen-haines-attack/107286296
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- 19/10/2026 23:29 UTC
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- 19/10/2026 23:56 UTC
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