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Instead, William Broadfoot received a suspended jail penalty after he fronted Ipswich Magistrates Court for sentence. William Thomas Broadfoot, 37, from Lockrose, pleaded guilty to obstructing police at Regency Downs on August 8, 2020, and to breaching his bail conditions at Lockrose last July. Prosecutor Senior Constable Bridie O'Shea said police intercepted Broadfoot driving a Toyota Landcruiser near Laidley on August 8 but he refused to answer questions when spoken to. She said he became aggressive and made comments such as "what do you c--ts want." Broadfoot said he did not have his ...

Premium Content Subscriber only AN IPSWICH magistrate had to explain to a driver who tested positive to the drug ice that although she may not have been under the influence, it was still an offence in Queensland to test positive to having an illicit drug in your system when driving. Kylie-May May Kitchener, a mum of six from North Ipswich, pleaded guilty in Ipswich Magistrates Court to drug driving (methylamphetamine) when travelling along King Edward Parade on November 23 last year. The drug was detected in her saliva. She also had three relevant convictions in the last five years. “Whe...

Premium Content Subscriber only ALLAN Mulhall pulled out of the driveway, did a 50 metre skiddy across both sides of the road before crashing his purple falcon through a mailbox and into a power pole. He tried to reverse, but the car was stuck. He exited the vehicle and began running towards the house at Regency Downs he had just left from and drove away with a woman in a different car. That's what the Gatton Magistrates Court heard when the 51-year-old appeared for three charges on Monday, January 11. But Mulhall, who owns an excavation business, said the road was "littered with gravel"...

Premium Content Subscriber only A Gatton man, who was fleeing a “life and death” situation, told officers he stopped at McDonald’s on his way to the police station because his “lips were dry”. Evan Christopher French told the Gatton Magistrates Court that his neighbour became aggressive and threatened to kill him He called the police and drove to the station – via McDonald’s – despite having a demerit point suspended driver’s licence. French said he didn’t realise his licence was suspended because he had failed to change his address, and he wa...

Premium Content Subscriber only His home brewed alcohol was to blame. When intercepted behind the wheel of his mobile home, the driver Thomas McCallion tested to an alcohol reading of 0.150, Ipswich Magistrates Court heard. His licence was also court disqualified. Thomas Damien McCallion, 44, from Redbank Plains, (pictured) pleaded guilty to driving UIL (0.150) in Goodna on November 6; driving when disqualified by court order; and driving an unregistered and uninsured motor vehicle. Police prosecutor Bronson Ballard said McCallion was driving a Ford motorhome when police saw it do a U-turn a...