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Premium Content Subscriber only A man successfully applied for a work licence in court after being convicted of drug-driving on a major highway. Shawn Albert Johnson, 27, pleaded guilty in Gladstone Magistrates Court on Tuesday to drug-driving. Police prosecutor Carl Spargo read the facts of the man’s case to the court and Acting Magistrate Damian Carroll. On January 4, about 9.33am, Calliope police intercepted a silver Hyundai Getz on the Dawson Hwy, Calliope. Johnson was identified as the driver and subsequently returned a positive test result to cannabis.

Jimmy Loveridge Following their convictions, Loveridge received a jail term of 10 years, while Smith was sentenced to five years, and Johnson four years and four months. This is in relation to an incident that happened on Wednesday, June 10, 2020, when Loveridge was driving a Mercedes that had been reported as stolen, on the wrong side of the B4011 near Boarstall, with Smith and Johnson as passengers. The car that Loveridge was driving crashed into another vehicle, a Mitsubishi Warrior, which was travelling in the opposite direction. As a result of the accident, a third passenger ...

Swan Antiques Centre Tetsworth A gang of "professional burglars" on their way to carry out a raid on an antiques shop killed one of their group when they crashed a stolen car head-on into a farmer driving home from work, Oxford Crown Court was told. The surviving men - some of whom had previously been jailed for a £30million robbery plot on country mansions and a string of ram-raids on cash machines - were all seriously injured. Jimmy Loveridge, Paul Smith, Albert Johnson and Rocky Broadway were speeding through country lanes in a stolen black Mercedes A45 when Loveridge, who was drivi...

Smile and the whole world smiles with you IT’S been a few months now but Jade and Marc Badger are still celebrating the best Christmas present they could have hope for – the arrival of Nellie Mae Badger. And Nellie is a real Christmas baby too, born at home on December 25 weighing 8lb 5oz and a baby sister for Stanley. Mum Jade said: “Nellie was due on December 16 but she still hadn’t made her way by the time of my next appointment with the midwife on December 21.” Jade was offered a sweep, where the midwife or doctor sweeps their finger around the cervix during an internal ...

$19.95 ISBN 978-1-927756-65-2 The legendary traditions of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police are based on individual members who excelled. In The Life & Times of Lighthouse McNeil: An Adventure in the RCMP , George Garrett chronicles the exploits of one such legendary member – Alexander Stirling McNeil. Born in Winnipeg in 1908, McNeil joined the RCMP in 1931, taking his training at “Depot” Division in Regina. By the time he retired in 1966, he had served in more than 30 detachments across Canada and became a legend in his time. He earned his nickname “Lighthouse McNeil” in 1931 w...