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Joshua Gibson was attending his first music festival
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A GLADSTONE man made a âfoolishâ decision which has had a significant impact after downing 700ml of vodka.
On November 29, Jack David Salter was stopped riding a peewee motorcycle on Sun Valley Rd in Kin Kora.
Salter had another person between him and the handles, neither were wearing a helmet and the bike was not registered or insured.
Being a childrenâs bike, the vehicle didnât have the proper lights fitted for the road at night.
Salter returned a blood alcohol concentration of 0.158.
He told police he had drunk a 700ml bottle of vodka before he was intercepted.
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IT was a not so merry evening when Christmas drinks landed Shaun Gary Cooper in court.
Cooper was pulled over driving on November 22 on Hampton Drive after he had consumed one beer and five rum drinks.
He returned a blood alcohol reading of 0.114.
The 46-year-old pleaded guilty in Gladstone Magistrates Court on Monday to drink-driving.
Defence lawyer Joshua Gibson told the court Cooper had been drinking after he and some colleagues organised some Christmas drinks.
Mr Gibson said his client had offered to take another workmate home who was too intoxicated to drive.
He said his client, a supervisor and horse breeder, was surprised by his reading and would be more careful in the future.
cleanup. instead he s here living, working and thinking about his family and friends who survived that killer attorney 2345id dough. when it first touched down the projection schenn was literally directly over my parents house killer tornado. for joshua gibson this hit too close to home. utter devastation. complete devastation. the 31-year-old federal government employees lives and works in the district but he grew up in moore, oklahoma. his family list there. this is their home. they were virtually untouched and i think it shows the difference between what half-mile can make when you re talking about a storm of this magnitude. this is what s left less of the moore medical center. you think a bomb went off. gibson was watching television reports in this nearby conference room as the tornado smashed through his hometown. you can t imagine that that is natural that that was caused by essentially wind. his mother, grandfather and sister s dog rode out th