âHe failed to attend as required.
âHe said he did not have transport to attend Ipswich Police Station.â
Holland pleaded guilty to three charges including drug possession, contravention of police direction, and failing to safely dispose of a needle and syringe.
He told Magistrate Jacqueline Payne he had made a mistake by not attending the police station.
âIt was a mistake, really, I was a bit lazy,â Holland said.
He was fined $300 and a conviction was not recorded.
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