A farm supervisor in Queensland accused of putting needles into strawberries, sparking an industry crisis, has told 9News she s feeling very good after all charges against her were dropped.
My Ut Trinh s district court trial had been due to begin on Monday but was delayed following two days of legal argument.
Ms Trinh was facing eight charges of contamination of goods with intent to cause economic loss over the alleged punnet sabotage.
In an unexpected development, Judge Michael Byrne told the accused prosecution have indicated they will no longer proceed against you with these charges.
You are now discharged and you can leave the dock, Judge Byrne said. ....