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A young Rockhampton man risked getting caught driving without a licence to track down a person who had fled his address after allegedly damaging his property.
Jorden Tre Gabbert, 20, pleaded guilty in Rockhampton Magistrates Court on January 29 to one count each of driving without a licence, driving an uninsured vehicle and driving an unregistered vehicle.
Police prosecutor Helen Lane said police were called to an alleged wilful damage incident in Depot Hill at 6.05pm on January 10 when they saw Gabbert driving a vehicle with no registration plates.
Ms Lane said checks revealed Gabbert’s licence was disqualified on December 17, 2020 and the vehicle was unregistered and uninsured since April 27, 2018.
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Subscriber only A REPEAT unlicensed driver drove to a secluded area and did burnouts to blow off steam after finding his dog dead. Jorden Tre Gabbert pleaded guilty on December 17 in Rockhampton Magistrates Court to one count each of driving while not in proper control of a vehicle, driving while unlicensed and being a repeat unlicensed driver, driving an unregistered vehicle, driving an uninsured vehicle and dangerous littering. Police prosecutor Ignus Schoeman said police were tasked to Bowlin Rd on December 3 after reports a white Commodore with no number plates drove through roadworks at excessive speed and did not stay in the designated lane.
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Subscriber only A REPEAT unlicensed driver drove to a secluded area and did burnouts to blow off steam after finding his dog dead. Jorden Tre Gabbert pleaded guilty on December 17 in Rockhampton Magistrates Court to one count each of driving while not in proper control of a vehicle, driving while unlicensed and being a repeat unlicensed driver, driving an unregistered vehicle, driving an uninsured vehicle and dangerous littering. Police prosecutor Ignus Schoeman said police were tasked to Bowlin Rd on December 3 after reports a white Commodore with no number plates drove through roadworks at excessive speed and did not stay in the designated lane.
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Subscriber only A REPEAT unlicensed driver drove to a secluded area and did burnouts to blow off steam after finding his dog dead. Jorden Tre Gabbert pleaded guilty on December 17 in Rockhampton Magistrates Court to one count each of driving while not in proper control of a vehicle, driving while unlicensed and being a repeat unlicensed driver, driving an unregistered vehicle, driving an uninsured vehicle and dangerous littering. Police prosecutor Ignus Schoeman said police were tasked to Bowlin Rd on December 3 after reports a white Commodore with no number plates drove through roadworks at excessive speed and did not stay in the designated lane.