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Synopsis Kalra, through senior advocate Vikas Pahwa, told the court, "I had no criminal intent to cheat anyone. The government has benefited from my sales, they got GST. I paid the income tax." The lawyer added, "My invoices and oxygen concentrators are with them [the police]. No more recoveries are to be made against me. I cannot be put in pre-trial detention." ANI In pic: Navneet Kalra Businessman Navneet Kalra, who is an accused in the oxygen concentrator blackmarketing case, on Friday submitted before a court here that he had no criminal intent to cheat people and cannot be kept in pre-tr...

A young father allegedly caught with 79g of pure meth says he never envisaged spending his 30th birthday behind bars and has finally admitted he has a problem.

Premium Content Subscriber only A MAN bitten by a police dog was receiving treatment at Ipswich Hospital on Tuesday after he and three others were allegedly found in long grass following a break-in at a Woolworths supermarket. The cases against the four accused were mentioned at Ipswich Magistrates Court when two of them made bail applications. Jaymes Anthony Alistair Daly, 26, from Loganlea; Stevan Joshua Jeffery Munich, 28, from Springfield; Michael John Sullivan, 27, from Springfield; and William James Moore, 27, from Logan Central, are charged with one count each of break and enter at ...

Shoba has previously applied for bail, but was unsuccessful. At the time, magistrate Delize Smith said he had “not shown that he will stand trial”. Responding to Shoba’s affidavit after his last court appearance on April 6, state prosecutor Paseka Temeki told the court that Pule was left to face the pregnancy on her own and was repeatedly left disappointed by Shoba. During court proceedings, Shoba, who was clad all in black, took notes in the dock while Temeki was reading his responding statement. Temeki told the court that Shoba: was absent and always made excuses that he had to work;...

Premium Content Subscriber only An Ipswich man is accused of committing further offences while on parole, despite having to wear a GPS tracker. During the man’s bail application on Monday, Magistrate Virginia Sturgess said there was strong evidence he had been found in a stolen vehicle and allegedly had methamphetamine and a knife. Joshua Peter Robert Haufe, 28, from Regents Park, faced court charged with new offences of unlawful use of a motor vehicle at Redbank Plains on April 15; possession of a dangerous drug; and possession of a knife in public. Lawyer Matt Gemmell argued that Haufe wa...