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They have faced court for drug trafficking, rape, manslaughter, assault and much more. We take a look at our tradies gone rogue.
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They have faced court for drug trafficking, rape, manslaughter, assault and much more. We take a look at our tradies gone rogue.
They have faced court for drug trafficking, rape, manslaughter, assault and much more. We take a look at our tradies gone rogue.
Premium Content Subscriber only A court has heard how a man threatened violence to settle a drug debt and supplied drugs in exchange for sexual favours during a four month drug trafficking operation. Andrew Kevin Snaith, 25, pleaded guilty in Bundaberg Supreme Court on last week to a number of offences including drug trafficking and possessing dangerous drugs in excess of two grams. The court heard police searched Snaith's home in August 2019. Before the search began Snaith declared he had drugs and drug paraphernalia in the garage. During the raid police found ice, marijuana and a cutti...
Premium Content Subscriber only "If you wish to choose drugs over your daughter, as many people do, and come before me then I will have no hesitation in sending you to prison and, if necessary, for a lengthy period of time." Those were the words of Justice Graeme Crow as he sentenced a mum of three who was found with an array of drugs in her home. Susan Jane Keighran, 42, pleaded guilty in Bundaberg Supreme Court on Thursday to one count of possessing a dangerous drug in excess of two grams and possessing dangerous drugs. The court heard police searched Keighran's Avoca home in March last...
Premium Content Subscriber only A young man made enough profit from his drug business to cover his living expenses and fund a trip to Thailand, but things came undone when police searched his home. Arron David Flanders, 24, pleaded guilty in Bundaberg Supreme Court on Thursday to one count of drug trafficking and six counts of supplying a dangerous drug. Police searched the shed Flanders was living in on his father's Apple Tree Creek property on December 6 in 2019. During the search police found a phone on the couch, with analysis later uncovering text messages revealing the device belong...