86-year-old Patsy Quinn leaves the watch house
AFTER five days in custody of the Toowoomba watch house, 86-year-old resident Patsy Quinn has been moved to more appropriate accommodation.
Police & Courts
Serious charges for Charleville dad who crashed motorbike
A CHARLEVILLE father rode a bike illegally with his young child as a passenger before crashing on a dirt road, police will allege.
Time to free 86-year-old Patsy from city watch house
AFTER five days in the Toowoomba watch house, it was hoped that 86-year-old Patsy Quinn would be released to the hospital today.
Bundaberg police charge teenager over shock kitten video
Detectives have charged a teenager following disturbing online footage involving three kittens.
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