Two men charged after alleged stabbing at Moorooka
Two men have faced court after an alleged stabbing on Brisbane’s southside. NAMES AND DETAILS HERE
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Two men have been charged and faced court after an alleged stabbing at Moorooka.
Police alleged a man was stabbed in the torso during a fight on Lyon St about 9.15pm on Monday, November 6.
A 31-year-old Cedar Creek man was wounded in the incident.
Darren W. Dwyer, 40, of Loganlea, was charged with two counts of going armed so as to cause fear and one count each of acts intended to cause grievous bodily harm, assault occasioning bodily harm, enter dwelling with intent, possessing dangerous drugs and possessing utensils or pipes.
Dean Bojarowski, 47, of Moorooka, was charged with two counts of going armed so as to cause fear and one count each of intended to cause grievous bodily harm, assaults occasioning bodily harm and enter dwelling with intent.
Both men were denied police bail and appeared before Brisbane Magistrates Court on Wednesday, November 8.
The co-accused both had their charges adjourned to November, 27, this year, at Brisbane Magistrates Court.
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