Defence lawyer John Fraser said Brown had no recollection of the hospital incident. “He realises it was an absolute silly, stupid act,” Fraser said. Judge Bernadette Farnan sentenced Brown to six months’ community detention and nine months’ intensive supervision with a daily curfew, ordered him to pay $738 for Mann’s broken glasses and disqualified him from driving for four months. Because of a broken ankle Brown could not do community work, so Judge Farnan ordered him to make a $250 donation to a driving offenders course, and Brown would also have to do a drug and alcohol assessment as directed by probation.
Terrorists fired five rockets into border areas of Bajaur district, says ISPR
BAJAUR:
A five-year-old minor was martyred and seven other children, including a girl, sustained injuries after a group of terrorists based in Afghanistan fired rockets at civilian population in Bajaur district of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.
“Terrorists fired five rockets from inside Afghanistan in Lagharai sector and Sarakai top, Bajaur. A 5-year-old-minor – resident of Mamund, Bajaur – embraced
Shahadat [martyrdom] while seven minors including a girl got injured, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in a statement on Thursday.
On Thursday evening, rockets were fired from Afghanistan targeting civilian population in the border areas of Mokha, Ghundai and Gali in Bajaur district.
It was suspicious and a fire investigator was looking into it, he said. “Another suspicious fire to add to the list in Gore.” There have been at least six fires tagged as suspicious in Gore in the past three months. Emergency services were called to a small fire in a vacant house in Pomona St, Gore just before 7am on Monday. On November 12, a vacant house on Clyde St in Gore was demolished after a fire. Last week, a fire investigator said it may have been caused by a faulty heat pump, but could not conclusively rule it out as suspicious given it was vacant.