Nsw Police: Uts Dean and Dianne Jolley

nsw police: The UTS Dean of Science, Dianne Jolley, told NSW police she received 10 threatening letters over a six-month period, from July to November, according to Nine News Australia. A source familiar with the investigation told nine.au one of the letters sent to Ms Jolley's UTS campus office contained her underwear, which had been cut up. To improve your experience update it here News NationalUTS dean's alleged fake harassment campaign cost university 150kBy Mark Saunokonoko1 00pm Nov 28, 2019Facebook Tweet MailUTS may have wasted more than 150,000 running an extensive private security operation protecting a prominent science professor who allegedly orchestrated a fake harassment campaign against herself, according to court documents. UTS Dean of Science Dianne Jolley leaves court with her lawyer after pleading not guilty to all charges relating to allegations she conducted a fake harassment campaign against herself. 9News Ms Jolley, 49, told investigators clothing had been stolen from her washing line by someone who had sneaked onto her property. The alleged harassment campaign is understood to be linked to a UTS decision to axe its four-year traditional Chinese medicine degree, a course the university had offered for 25 years until its cancellation in September. As UTS sought to protect Ms Jolley, a private car was used to escort her to and from the campus in Sydney's CBD. Court documents showed UTS spent 157,000 on Ms Jolley's security between late-July and mid-November. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.