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After the victim left, Mozley became violent and kicked the victim’s left side vehicle mirror. The incident was seen by several witnesses who informed the victim of what had happened. The victim provided a description of Mozley to police and they later found him walking down Bramston St heavily intoxicated. Due to his high level of intoxication, police were unable to question him and he was arrested. Duty lawyer Rio Ramos said her client did not have any recollection of the incident due to his intoxication. “At the time of his offence he suffered some injuries, namely a broken hand a...

A call was made to the Gladstone Regional Council office and the operator said she feared for the parking inspector’s safety when she heard the threats Pearce was making. Pearce’s wife made the call, however, the operator could hear Pearce in the background yelling words to the effect of, “I won’t be paying this f***ing thing you scum.” Pearce’s tirade continued and took a turn for the worst when he started making threats of physical violence against the parking inspector. “If I see that c*** walking around I am going to knock him out.” On January 18, police linked the cal...

A short time after, two people of a similar age approached Millers and an argument ensued. During the argument, Millers pulled a replica silver barette from his pants and cocked it, which caused the two victims immediate concern. The pair ran from the scene, located a nearby police officer and informed him of what had happened to them. Police located Millers standing at the bus stop near Philip St and conducted a brief interview before taking him to the watch-house and releasing him on bail. Straight after he was released, police located the replica weapon in a bush near the bus stop and...

Michael Charles Peter Kelly was not counting his drinks.

Premium Content Subscriber only A street racer who versed his mate on a main Gladstone thoroughfare, appeared in court on Monday. Joshua Liam Slater, 28, pleaded guilty in Gladstone Magistrates Court to racing between vehicles or animals on a road. Police prosecutor Merrilyn Hoskins read the facts to the court and Acting Magistrate Mark Morrow. On December 17, at 11pm, at West Gladstone, Slater was observed by police engaging in a street race in his blue commodore sedan against a motorcycle on Park St. Police intercepted both racers further up the road on the Dawson Hwy and identified the...