Young woman cries in Redcliffe Magistrates Court has bail application refused
A young woman with a lengthy criminal history cried in court today as a magistrate refused her bail application.
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A YOUNG woman cried in court today as a magistrate refused her bail application.
Brooklyn Rose Carroll was picked up on a district bench warrant and appeared in Redcliffe Magistrates Court via video link.
Police prosecutor Sergeant Tim Clare said Ms Carroll was not complying with probation or community-based orders.
Magistrate Bucknall said Ms Carroll had 12 convictions for breach of bail scattered in her lengthy criminal history.
He said there were eight outstanding charges in various courts including Caboolture and Redcliffe.
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Duty lawyer Farrah Haddad applied for bail, stating his client was willing to adhere to strict conditions.
“That would be a first,” Magistrate Bucknall said.
He said that since 2018, Ms Carroll had committed 12 breaches of bail offences and had five convictions for failing to appear.
“If I let her go she won’t appear,” Magistrate Bucknall said.
“She just keeps on offending.”
He recommitted the matter to the district court at a date to be determined and refused the bail application.