Sergeant Nitschke News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

A Sunshine Coast man installed cameras in his home during renovations to film his ex-partner in the shower and when they had sex.

Premium Content Subscriber only A young woman who threatened to kill a nurse and spat in a Coast hospital during the COVID-19 pandemic has described her actions cringe-worthy, a court has heard. Shannon Lorraine Harriet Green had been taken from Caloundra Private Hospital to Nambour General Hospital when she became "noisy and boisterous" towards hospital staff. "She was heard by the clinical nurse to say I will kill you and your family, words to that effect," police prosecutor Nick Nitschke said. "(Green) continued to use these words and also say 'give me medication you c…, f… o...

Premium Content Subscriber only A Coast mother ripped her wife's shirt open and dug her nails into her arm before punching her in the face as she tried to drive away, a court has heard. Paula Karen Noffke used her right arm to punch her wife in the face after an argument at a Rainbow Beach restaurant on January 6. Prosecutor Sergeant Nick Nitschke told Maroochydore Magistrates Court Noffke was annoyed with her wife when she ripped her shirt open and pushed her on the footpath outside the restaurant. " … (Noffke) followed her (the victim) out and grabbed her by the arm with enough force ...

Premium Content Subscriber only A Coast mother ripped her wife's shirt open and dug her nails into her arm before punching her in the face as she tried to drive away, a court has heard. Paula Karen Noffke used her right arm to punch her wife in the face after an argument at a Rainbow Beach restaurant on January 6. Prosecutor Sergeant Nick Nitschke told Maroochydore Magistrates Court Noffke was annoyed with her wife when she ripped her shirt open and pushed her on the footpath outside the restaurant. " … (Noffke) followed her (the victim) out and grabbed her by the arm with enough force ...

Premium Content Subscriber only A serial thief, who stole more than $1,000 worth of goods from a Coast shopping centre he was banned from will spend more time behind bars. Christopher Andrew O’Neill stole a total of $1570.50 worth of goods from Myer and JB Hi-Fi between December 2020 and March this year. Maroochydore Magistrates Court heard the 47 year old stole clothing and a backpack from Maroochydore Myer, two smart watches and a portable charger from a Maroochydore Jb Hi-Fi and ventured to Brisbane Myer where he stole more clothing. Outside of court police prosecutor Nick Nitschke...