No Conviction Recorded
Tanya Szogi allegedly ran up a gutter in front of a police patrol, after twice crashing her car. “I’m drunk, I’m guilty”, the 42-year-old told officers. Szogi pleaded… Read More »No Conviction Recorded
May 2013
NOT GUILTY!
In the heavily watched case of Samuel Collins, a jury took just one day to find him not guilty of manslaughter but guilty of the lesser charge of… Read More »NOT GUILTY!
Phoning 000 Ends Badly
A man who repeatedly called 000 was charged by police for being a nuisance. The Maroochydore Magistrates Court was told that Wayne Keir had called police four times.… Read More »Phoning 000 Ends Badly
Sunshine Coast Crime Spree
In the Maroochydore Magistrates Court, Matthew Hunt appeared to face numerous charges arising from a one-night Noosa rampage with his alleged 20-year-old co-offender, Nathan Bell. Defence lawyer Anna… Read More »Sunshine Coast Crime Spree
3 Months Jail for Police Assault
A Toowoomba man was convicted of assaulting an officer and sentenced to three months imprisonment in the Toowoomba Magistrates Court. It was alleged that Michael Jarvis had walked… Read More »3 Months Jail for Police Assault
Manslaughter Trial of Samuel Collins
In the Supreme Court of Queensland in Brisbane, 19 year old Samuel Collins is pleading not guilty to the charge of manslaughter, arising out of the death of… Read More »Manslaughter Trial of Samuel Collins
Not Guilty to Manslaughter Charges
A young man, charged with offences relating to the death of a 21 year old allegedly as a result of dangerous driving is pleading not guilty. In the… Read More »Not Guilty to Manslaughter Charges
Perils of Text Messaging
A 20-year-old Toowoomba man is about to spend three weeks in custody due to a spate of text messages, breaching a court order. The Toowoomba Magistrates Court heard… Read More »Perils of Text Messaging
Court Delays Not Just in Morcombe
Media attention over the last few days relating to the anticipated delays in the trial of the man who allegedly abducted and murdered, Daniel Morcombe are by no… Read More »Court Delays Not Just in Morcombe