Nearly $8000 was raised when nine local business people were arrested and forced to do time for the PCYC.
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Time 4 Kids saw prisoners dress in uniforms and be forced to ring as many people as they could for donations that will go towards crime prevention strategies at the Mudgee PCYC.
In between having their fingerprints taken and making bail, criminals were forced to sit in a cage until they had the required amount.
John Hauville from Eyecare Plus made the most of his time as a criminal, playing the harmonica, taking Railene Doherty hostage before being released from his cuffs and making a break for it when another prisoner was released.
Trent Robertson and Andrew Palmer pleaded with friends and colleagues to break them out.
Peter Druitt and Co’s Trent Robertson ended up behind bars on the day.
Stewart Adlington, arrested for sending his children to boarding school.
Andrew Palmer raised over $1300 during his time behind bars.
Electrician Kraige Anderson was the last arrest made as part of the Time 4 Kids sting.
Robert Orr from Carpet Court mugs it up for his mugshot.
Mudgee Concrete’s Baz Laury was arrested for supplying shoddy concrete to local builders.
John Hauville whiles the time away with the harmonica.
John Hauville from Eyecare Plus faced extra charges from Judge Peter Mitchell.
Prisoner John Hauville takes Railene Doherty from the PCYC hostage.
Tim Jarvis raised over $500 while behind bars for the PCYC.
Kellie Gant was not a happy prisoner despite raising over $1500 for the PCYC.
