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Premium Content Subscriber only A young mother who went along for a ride when her younger sister picked up a jumper landed in court after a physical altercation broke out. Kylah Jayne Andjal, 20, pleaded guilty on March 1 in Rockhampton Magistrates Court to one count each of trespass and common assault. Police prosecutor Kelvin Boyd said the defendant and her sister attended a Frenchville address at 8.20pm on June 20, 2020, to pick up the sister’s jumper. He said there was yelling, name calling and Andjal grabbed the victim by the hair, spun her around and punched her in the face. Mr Boyd s...

Mclean attended and walked into the room and said “let’s f---ing do this.” He was served a letter which indicated he was on special leave. Mclean ripped the letter from the victim’s hands and said “this is f---ing b-------, you’re a f---ing idiot” and left the room. He was told he was not allowed to access the building while he was on special leave. Mclean walked out the door, turned around and walked towards the victim before he got in his face and pushed him back. The victim told another person to call the police. Mclean threw his truck and site keys and said “here is y...

Mr Fleetwood said the female victim was still able to breathe. “She screamed for her husband,” he said. Mr Fleetwood said her husband ran out of the store. He said Anderson released his grip on the woman and fled to a nearby taxi. Mr Fleetwood said the defendant got in the taxi and told the driver who was alerted to what had happened at the petrol station. He said Anderson ran back towards the male victim who armed himself with a squeegee and threw it at Anderson, who then ran away. Mr Fleetwood said Anderson then turned his attention to another woman who had just finished her shift manag...

Premium Content Subscriber only AN ARGUMENT over a woman was the catalyst for a nasty dust-up between three men at a railway station in Ipswich that left one man injured and two charged over his assault. The Crown prosecution case went before Ipswich District Court across two days this week, two years after the violent incident. Gordon Dunn and Adam Cross were to stand trial this week on a charge of unlawful assault causing bodily harm, however, the charge was downgraded by the Crown prosecution to common assault and both men pleaded in separate hearings. The court heard the woman central to ...

Premium Content Subscriber only A father has been refused bail after he allegedly beat, choked and threatened his children on Valentine's Day while they were in town playing in the Oztag Junior State Cup. The Plumpton man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is facing charges which police say involve two child victims in a car park outside Element Bar, and then at a hotel room. A Coffs court heard that there was CCTV footage from outside Element Bar that the prosecution will use as evidence. The man denies the charges. The man, who was placed in custody on Sunday night following his ar...