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Premium Content Subscriber only Stealing a $67 porterhouse steak from the supermarket was a matter of "need rather than greed" for a Gatton woman. Madeline Harmony Cain selected a porterhouse steak from the meat department at Gatton IGA before putting it down her top and exiting the store on March 15. She was identified on CCTV and police spoke with her a week later where the 27-year-old said she "probably stole some meat". Police prosecutor sergeant Al Windsor told the Gatton Magistrates Court on May 10 that Cain had accompanied her partner to court. Cain pleaded guilty to one charge to...

Premium Content Subscriber only A car enthusiast has used a saw to cut off a muffler and converter from a parked vehicle at a house he thought was abandoned and “looked like a dump”. Shane Anthony O’Halloran was driving with mates on the Warrego Highway near Plainland, when their white Holden commodore was intercepted by police. O’Halloran was a passenger in the vehicle, and with his friends, told police they had bought some converters from a nearby home on February 23.   Police went to the nominated address and noticed the house was vacant with a small white sedan park...

A Lockyer Valley man faced a stiff fine for buying a pill from an adult shop. DETAILS:

Premium Content Subscriber only A dispute between a Lockyer Valley man and his ex-wife's partner has played out in court after the man threw an object from his vehicle that struck the victim's car, causing damage. The Gatton Magistrates Court was told on Monday, Clint Jeffrey Hewitt, 38, was driving along Forest Hill-Fernvale Road at Lowood when he threw an object out of his car's window that struck Christopher Luke Johnson's mirror, causing damage. Hewitt appeared in the Gatton Magistrates Court on Monday, March 8, charged with four offences. Police prosecutor senior sergeant Al Windsor ...

Premium Content Subscriber only When Gatton police officers intercepted Colin Kevin Haupt along the Warrego Highway at Hatton Vale, they soon uncovered guns and weapons inside his car. The Oakey father pleaded guilty to three charges - possessing dangerous drugs, possessing utensils or pipes that had been used in connection with drugs and unlawful possession of a category M weapon - in the Gatton Magistrates Court on Monday, January, 25. Police prosecutor senior sergeant Al Windsor told the court on on December, 29, 2020, at 2.45pm, police intercepted Haupt driving on the Warrego Hwy at Hat...