A woman who posted photos of a senior Victoria Police officer on Facebook with captions calling him a rapist and a pedophile has been told she may be released on bail if she complies with court-ordered alcohol treatment.  The St Albans woman appeared before the Melbourne Magistrates' Court on Tuesday charged with stalking, harassing a witness and 16 counts of breaching an intervention order.  The woman alleged in her Facebook posts that she had been stripped naked and raped in the cells at the Sunshine Police station eight years ago, the court heard.  She told the court on Tuesday she had made numerous complaints and her case had been referred to the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission.  The court heard she had alleged the officer who was the subject of the posts had witnessed the attack.  Detective Acting Sergeant Jason Tom said the officer in the posts had not been investigated and was not believed to have dealt with the woman before.  He told the court the woman had been at the Melbourne Magistrates' Court for another matter on September 15 when she began making comments towards two police officers.  She initially said police "smell" before calling the leading senior constable a rapist, the court heard.  She used her phone to take photos of the male police officers and later posted one image repeatedly to her Facebook account with a host of captions that contained allegations and abuse, the court heard.  One is alleged to have read: "Who else has been a victim of this pedophilic corruption."  "Each time the photo was posted it contained some abusive text," Det Sgt Tom told the court.  The woman, who represented herself at the bail application, told the court she had been unable to remove the posts because police had confiscated the mobile phone linked to her Facebook account.  The matter was adjourned so her phone could be retrieved and by 3pm on Tuesday, the posts had been removed.  Magistrate Luisa Bazzani told the woman that if what she had said about being raped was true, it was absolutely horrendous.  The woman said she had been battling a problem with alcohol.  Ms Bazzani told the woman she was not willing to release her until she could receive treatment for her alcohol problem.  The matter will return to court on November 16.
A Melbourne woman is seeking to be released on bail after she posted photographs of a Victoria policeman on Facebook along with allegations he raped her.