Tyson Kristofer Gudmann’s bail rejected after he allegedly hit a woman with his car
A young Queensland man allegedly hit a woman with his car after she tried to flee, sending her flying into a garden bed, a court has heard. But the court also heard what police allege he did next to try to cover his tracks.
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A man reacted to a woman trying to flee by allegedly hitting her with his car and sending her flying through a garden bed, a court heard.
Tyson Kristofer Gudmann, 23, applied for bail on seven offences such as acts intended to cause grievous bodily harm.
Court documents detailed how on October 28, around 8am, the aggrieved woke to Gudmann in her bed.
The aggrieved allegedly collected her belongings quietly so she did not wake Gudmann, however, he called out to her from the driveway of the property a short time later.
Gudmann allegedly entered the house to collect his car keys and drove along the same street the aggrieved was walking.
He then allegedly accelerated towards her rapidly, forcing the aggrieved to seek cover behind a tree, however, she was struck by the car and thrown through a garden bed.
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The aggrieved got up and Gudmann allegedly gave chase for a few hundred metres before the aggrieved yelled she could hear police sirens.
The aggrieved continued running and was collected by a friend and Gudmann allegedly locked his car, returned to the aggrieved’s house, changed his clothes and contacted triple-0.
Gudmann allegedly contacted triple-0 and said a group of three people stole his car from the driveway of an address in Calliope.
Gudmann allegedly then returned to the scene of the crash and was arrested by police.
After questioning by police at the Gladstone watch house he was remanded in police custody.
Mr Manthey refused Gudmann’s bail given his risk of failing to appear in court at the next hearing of the matters at a later date.
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