Glamorous mugshot of wanted woman who allegedly breached an AVO sparks hilarious outcry: ‘She’s only guilty of breaking hearts, amirite?’
- Police published a plea for help locating a woman wanted for domestic violence
- However the statement didn’t go to plan when commenters focused on her looks
- Several made jokes about her crimes and called her ‘heartbreaker’ in comments
- Anyone who sees Tenika Vandenberg is urged to contact Crime Stoppers or 000
Enamored online commenters have hijacked a police force’s plea for help locating a wanted woman, calling the blonde a ‘heartbreaker.’
Brisbane Water Police District revealed on Wednesday local woman Tenika Vandenberg is wanted for arrest in Wyong, 85km north of Sydney.
‘She is wanted in relation to alleged offences relating to a Domestic Violence Apprehended Violence Order in Watanobbi last year,’ the statement read.
Police published a plea for help in locating Tenika Vandenberg (above) on Wednesday stating she is wanted on domestic violence charges in Wyong, 85km north of Sydney
However the post went wayward when commenters began joking about Vandenberg’s looks with one commenter saying she ‘could only be guilty of stealing hearts’
‘Police have received information that she is known to frequent the Central Coast areas including Gosford & Wyong Police districts.’
However commenters were happy to look past Vandenberg’s alleged crimes and instead focused on her appearance.
‘Surely she could only be guilty of stealing hearts? Amirite??!?,’ one person wrote.
‘She can hit me if she likes,’ another joked.
Brisbane Water Police District said in their post that Vandenberg is wanted ‘in relation to alleged offences relating to a Domestic Violence Aprehended (sic) Violence Order’
Commenters were happy to look past her alleged crimes and even joked she could ‘hit’ them
Not all commenters could look past her behaviour though and were less than impressed.
‘She needs to pull her head in,’ one commenter said.
Vandenberg also joined in on the fun and reacted to a few of the comments from her Facebook profile.
‘I see this lovely lady is reacting to the comments,’ one user pointed out.
Police have urged anyone who knows of Vandenberg’s whereabouts or sees her in public to not approach her but contact Crime Stoppers or call Triple Zero.
Several of the comments even drew the attention of Vandenberg herself who reacted through her Facebook profile (second from the bottom)