Rogue MP Geoff Shaw spoken to by police over alleged car and fuel rorts Geoff Shaw leaving Parliament House. MAVERICK State MP Geoff Shaw has been interviewed by police over the rorting of his taxpayer funded car and fuel card. Police sources have confirmed the Frankston MP was interviewed last week in relation to the misuse of his entitlements. A Victoria Police statement released to the Herald Sun today said: ``Victoria Police can confirm a 45-year-old Frankston man was interviewed on 17 April in relation to allegations of misconduct in public office. As the investigation is ongoing, it would be inappropriate to comment further."" Police launched a criminal investigation into Mr Shaw late last year to probe claims of misconduct of public office. Crime squad investigators launched the inquiry in the wake of a Herald Sun investigation, which sparked a parliamentary inquiry and a damning Ombudsman's report.