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Noise complaint leads to unexpected drug charges

Noise complaint leads to unexpected drug charges
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Repeat traffic offender avoids jail

Premium Content A repeat traffic offender avoided jail time but copped a large fine and suspension. Michael James Cole, 43, pleaded guilty in Gladstone Magistrates Court on Friday to driving without a licence which while disqualified by court order and drug driving. Police prosecutor Sergeant Merrilyn Hoskins said Calliope police intercepted a Nissan station wagon on Tableland Rd, Taunton, on August 1, around 5.10pm. She said checks on Cole’s licence revealed he was disqualified from driving in the Beenleigh Magistrates Court on July 15, 2019, for three years. Sergeant Hoskins said when questioned as to why he was driving while disqualified, Cole stated he had taken over driving a short time earlier after his female passenger had felt unwell while driving.

Two attacked in Tannum taser assault

Long-awaited assault in one swift, unexpected move

Premium Content Subscriber only A man who told police he had wanted to punch his victim in the face ‘for a long time’ . Wayne Michael Walsh, 44, pleaded guilty in Gladstone Magistrates Court on Friday to six charges including serious assault of a police officer by biting or spitting and serious assault of a person over 60. Police prosecutor Sergeant Merrilyn Hoskins said the worst of Walsh’s offending occurred on December 5 2019. She said Walsh was the subject of an ‘Authority to Return’ issued under the Mental Health Act. Sergeant Hoskins said about 12.45pm that day, Walsh and his victim were at the Gladstone community health centre where Walsh was seen regularly.

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