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Sebastian Andrew Jess-Hunter's crime spree started on December 8 in Brisbane Police caught the 32-year-old urinating on the platform of Zillmere train station He was taken to the watch-house, where he stripped naked urinated on the floor After being released Jess-Hunter threw a pumpkin at a 65-year-old Coles worker He ended up at Officeworks where he shoplifted $500 worth of ball-point pens
According to the police prosecution, Jess-Hunter first came to the attention of police at the Zillmere train station at 2.10pm on December 8, when he was observed to be urinating from the platform onto the train tracks. Police questioned Jess-Hunter, who refused to give his real name or address and appeared to be under the influence of an illegal substance. Jess-Hunter was forcibly arrested and escorted into the lift, where he proceeded to "launch his body back" into the officers, knocking them to the ground. During the scuffle, that continued out onto the bridge, an officer susta...
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Premium Content A teenage bully who viciously assaulted two schoolboys, punching one in the face because he wanted the teen's $200 shoes, has walked from court. Malotau Kenichi, 19, repeatedly punched the 16-year-old from his former Moreton Bay high school after the boy refused to give him his shoes in February last year, the Brisbane District Court was told yesterday. After pushing him to the ground, Kenichi prised the shoes from the boy who was visibly distressed and told him to "stop being a little b---h" when he phoned his mother. The boy's heartbroken mother told the cour...
News by Erin Smith Premium Content A witness at the scene of a horrific crash in north Brisbane last night has recounted the shocking moments after a car full of teens ploughed into trees at his back fence. The Brendale resident, named Daniel, said he could hear a woman screaming out shortly after a thunderous bang at the intersection of Old Northern and South Pine roads. "It was about 11.30 I think and we just heard like a loud noise, like a burst or a crash and then it crashed and my partner was like 'is that a tree falling down or something?', tech...