OnlyFans model Alice Weekes handed a suspended sentence for possessing a firearm without a licence

An OnlyFans model was living a chaotic and drug-fuelled lifestyle when she was found with a gun and gunshot residue on her hands, now she has learnt her fate in court.

An OnlyFans model has sobbed in court after she was allowed to walk free for being caught with a gun and gunshot residue on her hands.

Alice Mabel Weekes – who was making as much as $12,000 per month posting explicit videos and photos on OnlyFans – was living a chaotic lifestyle when she found herself in trouble with the law.

During sentencing on Wednesday, the District Court heard police searched a premises on May 29, 2022 and found methamphetamine on the coffee table and a sawn-off .22 calibre rifle inside a backpack on the couch.

An attached magazine contained rounds of ammunition.

Alice Mabel Weekes pleaded guilty to possessing a firearm without a licence. Picture: Instagram

The court heard Alice Mabel Weekes was living a chaotic lifestyle at the time. Picture: Facebook

The court heard Weekes had gunshot residue was located on her right hand and her DNA was located on the trigger guard and bolt of the firearm.

“We maintain that the gun was possessed for a nefarious purpose but we can’t say exactly what for,” Lisa Lakatos, for the prosecution, previously told the court.

Weekes pleaded guilty to possessing a firearm without a licence and possessing an unregistered firearm prior to trial.

Weekes’ co-accused, Leonard Robert Richard Wilkins was jailed last year after pleading guilty to drug trafficking, relating to the methamphetamine, and possessing the same gun.

The serious charges of false imprisonment, theft, arson and discharging a firearm to injure, annoy or frighten a person were dropped against the duo after a court previously heard the alleged victim, Corey James McGhee, refused to co-operate with police and supply a statement.

She was sentenced to a suspended sentence. Picture: Instagram

The court heard Weekes, who also pleaded guilty to theft, stole $5000 from the father of her child. after she was aggrieved by the way the relationship had broken down

Judge Geraldine Davison said Weekes, who had a traumatic upbringing, saw methamphetamine as “a comfort” after her life spiralled out of control.

“At the time both you and the co-accused were living together in an intimate relationship, you were both consuming illicit drugs and your house was frequented by other people who were doing the same,” she said.

“The firearms offending occurred at a time in your life ... when everything was dysfunctional, chaotic and characterised primarily by illicit drug use.”

Judge Tracey sentenced Weekes to two years and nine months, with a non-parole period of one year and two months.

“It goes without saying that firearms can be used to inflict lethal injuries,” she said.

However, due to Weekes’ rehabilitation efforts and significant mental health issues, the sentence was suspended on a three year good behaviour bond.