New South Wales director disqualified from managing corporations for four years
Nicole Robyn Visser of Lemon Tree Passage, NSW, has been disqualified from managing corporations for four years after her involvement in three failed
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Nicole Robyn Visser of Lemon Tree Passage, NSW, has been disqualified from managing corporations for four years after her involvement in three failed
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A BOXING coach who slapped a dad so hard he ended up in a coma with a permanent brain injury is behind bars. Jonathan Shaw was jailed for three years in dramatic scenes at Worcester Crown Court on Friday as his victim, Dave Paul Hannay, challenged his former friend's account of that fateful night. Shaw admitted grievous bodily harm (section 20) but on a basis that the complainant had tried to fight him and had threatened to stab him. However, after a trial of issue, the judge rejected the defendant's account. CCTV of the incident outside Keystones in Worcester in the early hours of ...
Mr Fryer said: “All of them were involved as street dealers. “Police found an iPhone under Jones’ bed and 2.38g of cocaine in a shoebox. Connor Cooper “Davies said he would deliver anywhere and everywhere.” All the defendants admitted being concerned in the supply of cocaine and being concerned in the supply of cannabis. The offences were committed between January 1 and December 8 last year. Ed Mitchard, representing Jones, Cooper and Davies, said his clients had all pleaded guilty to the offences. Ross Davies He added that Cooper and Davies were men of previous good c...