Commodore shooter Travis Ian Jealous, 30, left stolen car parked out front of court
A man who once shot at a driver on a busy road also stole a car and parked it out the front of the courthouse with false stolen plates.
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A man who once shot at a driver on a busy road while riding a motorbike also stole a car on Christmas Day and parked it out the front of the courthouse with false plates.
Travis Ian Jealous, 30, was found guilty in July in the Supreme Court of one count of a malicious act with intent (the grievous bodily harm charge) after he rode his motorcycle up behind Joshua Adam Bradshaw’s gold Holden Commodore sometime between April 30 and June 1, 2020, near the Farm Street and Yaamba Road intersection.
While parallel with Mr Bradshaw, Jealous shot at the vehicle. It was all over a $300 drug debt.
He was sentenced on October 20, 2021, to 6.5 years prison with 97 days presentence custody declared as time served and parole eligibility set for April 13, 2024.
Months earlier, Jealous stole a car on Christmas Day in 2019 and drove it until January 7, 2020, before being busted when he parked it outside Rockhampton Courthouse.
He pleaded guilty on December 13 in Rockhampton Magistrates Court to one count of unlawful use of a motor vehicle, one of possessing a stolen debit card and one of a breaching bail.
Police prosecutor Clancy Fox said the stolen vehicle was found outside the Rockhampton courthouse with false stolen plates attached.
He said later that month, Jealous was in the watch house for another matter when he was found in possession of a stolen bank card.
The court heard Jealous had been sentenced in Gladstone Magistrates Court for dangerous operation of a motor vehicle which occurred about the same time as these offences.
Jealous, who has seven-page criminal record, was sentenced to 18 months prison for the unlawful use of a motor vehicle, possession of debit card and breach of bail, with parole eligibility on April 13, 2024.
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