Caboolture woman charged with GBH in custody after allegedly trying to torch a Morayfield woman in April
A Caboolture woman was refused bail and is in custody after being charged for allegedly using fuel to try to set fire to a woman she knew, in April.
Moreton
Don't miss out on the headlines from Moreton. Followed categories will be added to My News.
A Caboolture woman is in custody after being charged for allegedly using fuel to try to set fire to a woman she knew, in April.
Caboolture CIB officers will allege the Caboolture woman splashed an accelerant on to the clothes and hair of the 36-year-old Morayfield woman, before attempting to set her on fire with a lighter.
The incident was alleged to have occurred after the 33-year-old Caboolture woman arrived at a Banksia Beach property around 9.45am on Tuesday, April 4.
The Morayfield woman was able to flee the scene in her vehicle and was uninjured.
Following an extensive investigation, the Caboolture woman was arrested at a Caboolture property on Saturday, and charged with one count of acts intended to cause grievous bodily harm.
Police bail was denied and she appeared in Caboolture Magistrates Court on Monday and was remanded in custody to reappear on Tuesday.
Lot sizes almost slashed in half as state hikes council’s housing target
The state has ordered a bayside council to increase its housing supply by 30 per cent to accommodate an extra 45,192 residents by 2046 and has slashed the minimum lot size to help with the move.
Qld homeowners warned to prepare for looming cyclone season
As Queensland braces for another cyclone season, experts urge homeowners to prepare, with alarming statistics revealing most households lack adequate disaster plans.