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Subscriber only COVERT cameras filmed the reckless antics of hoons doing burnouts at Swanbank as onlookers cheered them on. When another of the drivers to be caught in the sting went before an Ipswich court, police said they recorded three of the man s passengers hanging out of the car s open windows, with one dragging his left leg on the road when the grey Ford slid sideways. Cameron Danielle was brought in from jail to appear in the dock before the Ipswich Magistrates Court for sentence on 61 charges. Dressed in a bright red hoodie, Cameron Stephen Danielle, 22, from Bethania, pleaded guilty to three charges of evading police; three charges of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle in Swanbank on March 29, 2020; driving when disqualified by court order; six counts of driving when unlicensed - repeat offender; making unnecessary noise and smoke; stealing fuel; four counts of unlawful dealing with shop goods; registration offences; two counts of driving unlic
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Subscriber only From a man driving with meth and marijuana in his system to a P-plater nearly twice the legal limit, many Warwick residents faced court for drink/drug driving recently. With some Rose City locals losing their licence for up to two years, it is a reminder that choosing to get behind the wheel while under the influence can earn severe repercussions. This is the full list of Warwick residents convicted of drink/drug driving: Â
Kaleb Jay Friedrichs was nabbed behind the wheel with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.065 on East St at about 2.50am on September 13.
From a man who claimed he was only dealing to his friends, to a mum keeping track with a tick sheet, several Warwick residents have been convicted of drug dealing over the past month. Whether they re busted in a police raid or even a simple search of their mobile phone, each person appears in court ready to plead their case. This is the full list of Rose City drug dealers convicted within the past month: Warwick police raided
Sonja Michelle Brown s home on November 30, where they found a mobile phone with messages from people trying to buy marijuana. The 43-year-old was also found with 6.5g of marijuana, three sets of scales, a bong, a grinder, and a tick sheet with names and dollar amounts from previous drug sales.
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Subscriber only A WARWICK man has avoided jail time after a spate of abusive public outbursts, including assaulting a police officer at the scene of a raging house fire. Emergency services were called to a unit fire on Wallace St at about 11.30pm on April 4 last year, where Peter John Harvey was visiting a friend. The Warwick Magistrates Court heard the 47-year-old disregarded warnings and went into the block during the fire, then became belligerent toward police officers telling him to leave. Police prosecutor Steve de Lissa said the Warwick man made growling noises and swore at one policeman before spitting at him and punching him in the arm several times.