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Subscriber only A Kingaroy man previously sentenced for grooming a 14-year-old girl found himself back before the district court for breaching his recognisance order. Jon Faulkner, 27, pleaded guilty to breaching the order, which was handed down on August 19 last year in relation to two commonwealth offences committed in 2019. Reading from the sentencing statements, Judge Glen Cash QC said the sentence imposed upon Faulkner related to him using telephone services or internet services to groom a child and to solicit child pornography material . Those are pretty serious offences, as you would understand from the sentences that were imposed by Judge Kefford on that occasion last year, Judge Cash said.
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Subscriber only A South Burnett man told police divine intervention allowed him to grow a personal supply of drugs, but the same divine presence didn t keep him out of court. Paul Gregory Conomos faced Kingaroy Magistrates Court on Monday, May 10, facing four charges related to a search warrant executed at his Gordonbrook Dam caravan on April 14, 2020. The 6o-year-old pleaded guilty to producing cannabis, possessing cannabis, possessing a bong, grinder and pipe, and obstructing police. Police Prosecutor sergeant Pepe Gangemi said police executed the search warrant at Conomos property at 10.30am, finding two cannabis plants, 288 grams of cannabis leaf and drug paraphernalia such as bongs and grinders.