Warrant issued for David Farah after Gladstone court no-show
A warrant has been issued to apprehend a man accused of bringing stolen goods into Queensland after he failed to appear in a Central Queensland court.
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A warrant has been issued for a man accused of bringing stolen goods into Queensland after he failed to appear in court on Monday.
David Farah, 40, is charged with one count each of unlawful use of motor vehicle and bringing stolen goods into Queensland.
After Mr Farah was a no-show in court on Monday, police prosecutor Senior Constable Jessica McLaren sought a warrant.
Magistrate Mary Buchanan declared Mr Farah’s bail forfeited and issued a bail act warrant to apprehend him and bring him before the court.
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