Premium Content Subscriber only A Northern Rivers man who police are looking for after he breached his bail conditions has been ordered to absolutely must attend his next court appearance. Sean Blazley, 31, is charged with supplying a prohibited drug, participating in a criminal group contributing to criminal activity, possessing a prohibited drug and two counts of possessing a prescribed restricted substance. He was due to appear at Lismore Local Court on Monday but his solicitor, Vince Boss, said he hadn t been able to contact his client. Mr Boss said Mr Blazley had been on the list of people currently in custody but after speaking with the court officer he discovered that wasn t the case.
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Premium Content Subscriber only A Northern Rivers father who tried to take the fall for cultivating his daughter s cannabis plants has been convicted. Gregory Neil Stewart, 57, pleaded guilty to possessing 23 cannabis plants in the Casino Local Court on Thursday. The NSW Police prosecutor withdrew one count of cultivating a prohibited drug, after it was accepted the plants were grown by Stewart s daughter, Cody Louise Fuller. Fuller, who also appeared before Casino Local Court on Thursday, pleaded guilty to cultivating and possessing the 23 cannabis plants, which were ranging in heights of 80-90cm. The court heard Fuller had contacted police after her father had been charged explaining the plants were hers and she had been the one responsible for growing them on her father s property.
Premium Content Subscriber only DISCUSSIONS are to take place between the defence and prosecution in the case against a man charged over a double fatality on the North Coast. Richard Alexander Davis, 29, from Brunswick Heads, is yet to enter formal pleas to his charges, including two counts each of manslaughter, dangerous driving occasioning death and negligent driving occasioning death. He is also charged with not keeping left of a dividing line, not keeping left of a median strip and not turning right from the correct side of a centre line. Mr Davis was not required to appear in Tweed Heads Local Court when his case was mentioned on Wednesday.