It was followed by You church christ c nts, you re the f ing devil c nt, f ing call me back c nt, f ing devil worshipping bastard, f ing mother f ing sl ts, f k you on February 4. Prosecutor Harry Coburn said Grover phoned the next day and left the message: I m going to f ing blow your building up c nts . Staff answered when the father of three phoned back hours later and he ranted the same abuse for about a minute before hanging up . When police spoke to him, he admitted the phone number was his, but said he had been drinking a lot more in the past two weeks and getting drunk for entire days .
PAGET SHOOTING: Iced-up gunman s violent robbery An iced-up gunman shot a former jail mate during a violent daylight robbery over a car he took on a dangerous joy ride from Paget to West Mackay. After an 11th hour guilty plea, Jayden Nicholas Finney was jailed for 5.5 years, but can apply for his freedom in eight months. The then-teen father pulled a sawn-off shotgun on Jeremy May, who he had been in jail with and who was also his mother s friend, while the pair were using drugs at a secluded spot on Connors Rd on September 17, 2018. Jayden Nicholas Finney pleaded guilty to armed robbery with violence after shooting a man at Paget in September 2017.
As a result police went into the home and woke Kaddatz. Mr Coburn told the court she was rude and intoxicated and when asked her name said none of your f ing business. When warned that she was being issued with a noise abatement direction and required to provide her name, she stated suck my d , Mr Coburn said. The court heard not long after the officers left the home, they heard the 52 year old clearly yelling suck my d c s as loud music was again played. When police returned she was again rude and tried to close the door on the officers when they told her to turn the music down saying it was only 7pm.
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UPDATE: A Whitsunday man who allegedly threatened police and coughed in a cop s face after claiming he had COVID-19 will spend another night in custody as a magistrate considers whether or not to grant bail. Acting Magistrate John Aberdeen told Mackay Magistrates Court he still had concerns about Christopher Leigh Barratt in relation to granting bail. The freedom bid was heard on Tuesday with the case adjourned to Wednesday for a decision, however Mr Aberdeen asked Mr Barratt s solicitor, Rosie Varley, to talk to her client about a possible new bail address and wearing an ankle monitor.