Blake Travis Shane Trenaman in court for assault, willful damage
A Pialba man who sent more than 100 abusive voicemail messages to a woman and damaged her car has faced court.
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A Pialba man who sent more than 100 abusive voicemail messages to a woman and damaged her car has faced court.
Blake Travis Shane Trenaman, 32, pleaded guilty to charges including wilful damage and assault at Hervey Bay District Court on Friday, September 8.
The court heard that on August 22, an incident at the property where the victim lived resulted in the air vents in her car being damaged by Trenaman.
From August 31 to December 9, 2022, he then sent more than 100 abusive voicemail messages to her and made 25 calls using a private number, the court heard.
Trenaman was arrested by police and taken into custody on January 20, 2o23.
He had also left an earlier threatening voice message in which he called the victim a “dog” and said “going to the police would be a bad idea,” the court was told.
Trenaman‘s defence lawyer Tristian Carlos said his client had issues regulating emotion and a fragile personality which resulted from multiple incidents that had left him with brain damage.
He will appear in Hervey Magistrates Court this week on separate matters.
Convictions were recorded.
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