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Premium Content Subscriber only A jail sentence is hanging over a dad's head for an outburst at a sex shop during which he threw his used vibrator at a sales manager. Benjamin Thomas Pellicaan was on Thursday sentenced to four months in jail suspended for two years over his behaviour towards staff at Totally Adult Maroochydore in October 2019. Maroochydore District Court heard the sex shop sales manager had called Pellicaan to advise they found no fault with his purchased vibrator which he complained was getting "extremely hot" after 10 minutes of use. The 29 year old verbally abused the ...

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"In the crown's submission, the motivation seems to be greed," Mr Cook said. He said the real estate firm was a small business and the loss would have been a burden. Bridge on Wednesday pleaded guilty to fraud- the dishonest application of property by an employee between $30,000 and $100,000. She had no criminal history and had started repaying the money. Defence barrister Mark Dixon said his client had been a productive and valuable member of society and the offending was out of character. He said Bridge felt "exploited" in her job and as though she wasn't being paid for working overti...

He was taken to Sunshine Coast University Hospital and required one stitch to close the 1cm shallow wound. Judge Gary Long said Jenkins had carried a small knife with a 5cm blade, which he said suggested there was some degree of planning. Witnesses to the fight identified Jenkins to Sunshine Plaza security guards and he was charged by police and released on bail. Jenkins captioned an Instagram photo “Don’t get on my bad side you usually end up in a pool of blood” less than a month after he pleaded guilty to the stabbing. Jenkins pleaded guilty in Maroochydore District Court in Oct...

Judge Gary Long said the officers paid just over $1000 in total for the marijuana, which Rixon boasted was from a "good quality" hydroponic crop. "You weren't the target of investigation and it wasn't until July 2019 that police came across you again," Judge Long said. Daniel Lee Rixon sold marijuana to undercover police officers four times during an investigation into illegal drug distribution on the Coast. Rixon told police he had been selling a few ounces per week between 2017 and 2018, after accruing a debt. He pleaded guilty in November last year to one count of trafficking, four c...