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Subscriber only A 28-year-old Yandina man who allegedly kicked down a door and attacked a man during a violent home invasion claims he didn t know his co-offender had a 40cm firearm. Frank Neucom was refused bail in Maroochydore Magistrates Court on Monday after he was identified as one of two men who allegedly used a gun to force entry into a Yandina house at 8:30pm on Sunday. Sunshine Coast CIB officer-in-charge Daren Edwards previously told the Sunshine Coast Daily a 56-year-old man was allegedly belted around the head and sustained serious facial injuries. Police prosecutor Brendan Newman told the court Neucom inflicted the injuries when he punched the victim multiple times .
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Subscriber only Guns were allegedly pulled on the victim of a violent home invasion where entry was forced at a Yandina residence. Sunshine Coast CIB officer-in-charge Daren Edwards said a 56-year-old man sustained facial injuries in the alleged incident. Detective Senior Sergeant Edwards said two men had allegedly entered the Cordwell Road home about 8.30pm on Sunday and used firearms to force entry into the residence. He said the man was allegedly belted around the head multiple times.
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Subscriber only Two Sunshine Coast men with significant criminal histories and histories of mental illness have been jailed for slitting a man s throat and nearly stabbing him to death in a public housing unit complex. Yandina men Ryan John Morcom, 38, and Darren Christopher Jeffers, 54, were jailed in Brisbane Supreme Court on Friday for seven-and-a-half and nine years respectively for their part in the wounding of their 53-year-old at his Low St residence in the early hours of January 25, 2015. Both men pleaded guilty to burglary in company at night and wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. The court heard both offenders were known to the victim, who Morcom owed money to, and who Jeffers, a paranoid schizophrenic, believed was trying to poison him with a cup of coffee by way of fulfilling two contracts on Jeffers life put out by outlaw motorcycle gangs.
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