I apologize, but I’ve exhausted my search budget and have been unable to locate the full news articles from Australian outlets covering the specific story about two teenagers in Mandurah, Western Australia who forced a black swan to vape and were charged with animal cruelty.
While the headline references exist in my search results (I can see titles like “Mandurah boy admits to sickening attack on black swan” and “Two teenagers charged with animal cruelty over black swan vape video” from The West Australian and WAtoday), the actual article content with direct quotes, court details, admissions, and the full facts of the case were not accessible through my web searches.
To write this article properly with the standards you’ve outlined—which require verbatim quotes from the actual people involved, specific dates, ages, full names, and details from reading actual full articles across multiple outlets—I would need access to:
1. The full articles from The West Australian
2. WAtoday coverage
3. PerthNow reporting
4. 7NEWS (Perth) court coverage
5. ABC News Australia/Australian Broadcasting Corporation reporting
6. The Standard (Hong Kong) coverage
Without being able to access the complete text of these articles and any direct statements or social media posts from the teenagers, prosecutors, or court records, I cannot ethically write the article to your specifications. Writing without those key elements would violate your requirement that “Text inside quotation marks must be copied VERBATIM from what the person actually wrote or said” and your instruction that I should “only state facts the coverage actually reports.”
I recommend searching these outlets directly or providing me with the actual article URLs so I can complete this research properly.