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Subscriber only A man has learnt the hard way how important it is to never underestimate the potency of home-brew after he crashed into a fence before running a red light. Jack Morgan Horton pleaded guilty in Bundaberg Magistrates Court on Thursday to driving over the middle alcohol limit, failing to have proper control of a vehicle and entering an intersection or foot crossing while a traffic light is red. The court heard police were called to a crash on Elliott Heads Rd on the night of January 10. Police received numerous calls from witnesses, reporting that a vehicle had attempted to turn right onto Elliott Heads Rd before losing control and mounting a concrete kerb into a metal fence, causing damage to three sections.
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A court has heard how a mum had to take evasive action to avoid a crashing into a woman on Rosedale Rd in December.
Madison Anita Aprile Hamerton, 24, pleaded guilty in Bundaberg Magistrates Court on Thursday to three offences which included driving without due care and attention and driving under the influence of liquor.
The court heard a woman was driving her daughter to town on December 12 when she saw a car on the wrong side of the road and had to take evasive action to avoid a collision.
The woman then saw the other car, which was driven by Hamerton, swerve and roll before calling triple-0.
A court has heard how a family got the fright of their life when they found an unknown man sleeping in their daughter s bunk bed late at night. Nathan John Evans pleaded guilty in Bundaberg Magistrates Court on Thursday to five offences including trespass and driving under the influence of liquor. The court heard police were called after car crashed into some sugar cane on Tantitha Rd on the night of January 20. Police searched the vehicle where they found paperwork inside belonging to Evans. Further checks showed the registration of the car had been cancelled, making it unregistered and uninsured.
A court has heard how a family got the fright of their life when they found an unknown man sleeping in their daughter s bunk bed late at night. Nathan John Evans pleaded guilty in Bundaberg Magistrates Court on Thursday to five offences including trespass and driving under the influence of liquor. The court heard police were called after car crashed into some sugar cane on Tantitha Rd on the night of January 20. Police searched the vehicle where they found paperwork inside belonging to Evans. Further checks showed the registration of the car had been cancelled, making it unregistered and uninsured.