Crime by Brendan OâMalley Premium Content  Three bikie murders in one month last year sparked fears of a new chapter in ongoing bikie gang wars. But the man who led the investigation into 2013 s notorious Broadbeach Brawl , where 50 Bandidos roared into the beachside suburb assaulting police and threatening to slit the throats of onlookers, has downplayed the likelihood of a gang war outbreak. Terry Goldsworthy, a veteran former detective inspector turned Bond University academic, said almost all of the incidents since the infamous 2006 Ballroom Blitz were tussles over membership, turf or money. But since the Broadbeach incident and the massive bikie crackdown it generated, gangs had largely kept their disagreements out of public view.
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We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or The fire has been deemed suspicious and homicide detectives are investigating. Neighbourhood CCTV video, provided to CP24, showed a car entering the home’s garage and a person walking into the garage from the right, kneeling down and looking into the passenger side while the driver exits the vehicle. Halton Regional Police want any tips about a mid-size SUV seen the morning of a suspicious death fire in Georgetown. Photo by HANDOUT /HALTON REGIONAL POLICE The video has been shown to police. “Investigators would like to speak with the occupant of a vehicle that was observed in the area of Orchid Ave., Robinson Rd. and Danby Rd. in Georgetown between 4:30 a.m. and 6 a.m. on Feb. 17,” police said in a statement.
Share The man fell to his death in front of hundreds of horrified partygoers on the street below. A number of Surfers Paradise nightclubs were forced to shut amid the chaos. A witness who works in the area said she heard a loud bang . The man was holidaying from Victoria with family and friends when the tragedy took place (stock image) People were crying and screaming … one person initially thought a kid had fallen over, so a lot of people were confused, she said. Police closed the road and taped up the street and were getting people to move along.
by Brianna Morris-Grant & Alexandria Utting & Andrew Potts 8th Feb 2021 7:04 AM Premium Content Subscriber only A Victorian man fell to his death from a 40th-storey Gold Coast hotel balcony after losing his footing trying to clean damage from a popped champagne cork. The 36-year-old man was staying at the Hilton Surfers Paradise with family and friends when he tragically died from the plunge into the midst of a packed party strip about 11pm Friday. It is understood the group were on holiday from Victoria. The man had popped a bottle of champagne moments before his death and the cork had flown up and damaged the ceiling, the