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Sergeant Ray Moller 2006-2007
Occupation: Police Sergeant

When barman Stingray Timmins was battling alcoholism, he ended up driving a girl, Rebecca Naylor, home from the Scarlet Bar one night as she was over the limit. Although he was sober, Stingray panicked when their car was stopped for a random breath test and he jumped out of the car and ran off. The next morning, police Sergeant Ray Moller called by to question Stingray about Rebecca, explaining that she couldn’t remember who was driving and were hoping that he, as the barman, might have seen her the previous evening. Stingray quickly explained that he remembered her, but not who she was drinking with.

A few weeks later, Sergeant Moller was back in Ramsay Street, this time to arrest Max Hoyland for running over, and ultimately killing, Cameron Robinson, after mistaking him for his psychotic twin brother, Robert. And, when Sky Mangel’s newborn baby, Kerry, went missing from the hospital, Sergeant Moller assisted Senior Sergeant Steiger in assessing the security footage and they came to the conclusion that Stingray, who believed himself to be the father, had snatched the child.

Sergeant Moller was on hand several months later when con artist Charlotte Stone, who’d spent several weeks masquerading as a G.P. in Erinsborough, went on the run with her lover Boyd Hoyland. They were tracked down the next day at a caravan park on the edge of town and, as they attempted to escape, a car chase ensued, culminating in a crash and Charlotte’s arrest. Some weeks later, Sergeant Moller responded to a call when businessman Simon Horwill had his briefcase snatched outside some shops. His description matched that of Mickey Gannon, an eight-year-old boy from Ramsay Street who had run away after causing a road accident, by taking the handbrake off a truck which then rolled into the path of a minibus. Sergeant Moller contacted Mickey's father, Ned and explained that there had been another, older, boy with Mickey but they currently had no idea of the whereabouts of either of them.

Luckily Mickey was found a few days later, but Toadfish Rebecchi who'd been driving the minibus at the time of the accident, wasn't so lucky and, after being breathalysed, he was arrested a few days later for wreckless driving. After being charged at the police station, his girlfriend Steph picked him up, and Sergeant Moller reminded him that as a result of these charges, he could lose his driver's licence, his legal career and possibly even face time in jail.

A couple of months later, Mickey was at the centre of another drama when Ned was fighting Mickey's mum, Kirsten for custody. When Kirsten provoked Ned's girlfriend Janae Timmins, she threw a glass of water over her, badly harming Ned's chances of winning custody of his son. Sergeant Moller then called round to see them and explained that, although they weren't going to take the matter further this time, they would be keeping an eye on the situation, and if Janae acted in a similar way again, she would be facing charges of assault. Some weeks later, Sergeant Moller was at the hospital when he suddenly found himself struggling for breath, with sharp pains in his left arm and his teeth. Former doctor Karl Kennedy, who was at the hospital for an interview, quickly realised that Ray was suffering heart problems and calmed him down before getting help and suggesting to Dr Peggy Newton, who had been sceptical about hiring Karl, that the man should be put on beta blockers.

Biography by Steve

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