Matthew Andrew Hartley, aged 41, of Childer Street, Hyde Park: Possession of the Class A drug crack cocaine, possession of the Class A drug diamorphine and possession of the Class C drug alprazolam. Fined £200, £85 costs.
Anthony Phillip Stone, aged 31, of HMP Lindholme, Bawtry Road, Hatfield Woodhouse: Assault of a prison officer. Jailed for four weeks concurrent, £75 compensation.
Tammy Stott, aged 42, of Lakeside Mews, Thorne: Assault by beating. Discharged conditionally for 12 months, £85 costs.
Sean Robert Larner, aged 35, of Willow Grove, Thorne: Driving while disqualified, driving without insurance, drug driving, speeding. Jailed for ten weeks, fined £100, £85 costs, disqualified from driving for three years.
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Man accused of Liam Hendry killing told police he didn t know what happened after incident near Celtic Park By Grant McCabe
Man accused of murdering Liam Hendry told police he didn t know what happened to the teen A MAN allegedly involved in the murder of a teenage boy claimed not to know what happened. Robert Farrell was quizzed by a police officer shortly after the incident close to Celtic Park on September 29, 2019. The 33-year-old was still near to the scene as Liam Hendry, 18, was being treated by paramedics after being hit by a van. Farrell was standing near co-accused Dean Wright, 32, who was separately receiving medical treatment in Barrowfield.
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Colossal crew tracks down environmental invader in Camden
A two-day, multi-agency operation has recently uncovered six new frogbit (Limnobium laevigatum) infestations in the Camden Council local government area following detection of the invasive, smothering waterweed at three Rossmore sites in October this year.
NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) State Priority Weeds coordinator, Nicola Dixon, said a total of nine infestations of the weed, which poses a serious threat to our environment, have now been found in Rossmore, Bringelly, Leppington and Catherine Field.
“Teams from NSW DPI, Greater Sydney Local Land Services (LLS), Hawkesbury River County, Camden, Liverpool, Campbelltown, Lane Cove, Strathfield, Illawarra and Wingecaribee Councils worked together to survey 438 properties,” Ms Dixon said.