Rockhampton mother sold car that didn’t belong to her
The 37-year-old mum of eight kids who has been unemployed for four years offered no reason for her crime to police.
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A Rockhampton mother-of-eight could not explain why she sold a car that did not belong to her.
At the Rockhampton Magistrates Court on Wednesday, May 27, Angella Perry pleaded guilty to theft and fraud offences.
Perry, who has eight children aged between four and 21 years old, said she was associating with the "wrong crowd" in December 2019 when she accepted $500 for a vehicle belonging to a previous resident at her home.
The 37 year old, who has been unemployed for four years, offered no reason for her actions to police.
The car was since recovered and resold. Perry was fined $1500 and a conviction was recorded.
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