Suzi Taylor charged with falsely representing herself as a fictitious person
Suzi Taylor, a former Penthouse cover girl and star of reality TV show The Block, has returned to court to face 51 new charges, including fraud and falsely representing herself as a fictitious person.
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FORMER Penthouse cover girl and one-time The Block reality TV star, Suzi Taylor, has appeared in a Brisbane court on 51 new charges.
Suellen Jan Taylor is charged with falsely representing herself as a fictitious person.
She also is charged with fraud, with an allegation she dishonestly gained a benefit for herself on April 24, and 49 breach of bail charges, between March and June.
It is alleged Taylor, 49. used the fictitious name Sue Ray at an apartment in Hope St, South Brisbane, on April 24 and dishonestly gained a benefit for herself at the same address.
The 49 breach of bail charges relate to Taylor allegedly failing to report to police or failing to live at an agreed address.
The Magistrate said Taylor had previously been refused bail on 10 other alleged breach of bail charges.
Taylor, who appeared via video link from Pine Rivers Watchouse, appeared surprised when she heard the Magistrate say there would be no application for bail today.
“What, yes,” Taylor said.
But her lawyer then said at this point there would be no bail application.
The Magistrate said it was “fairly academic”, as Taylor previously had been refused bail on other charges.
Taylor appeared in Maroochydore Magistrates Court on July 1 on 31 charges of breaching bail and possession of tainted property.
She was refused bail on that occasion.
She had previously been granted Brisbane Supreme Court bail.
Taylor was remanded in custody, to next appear at Brisbane Magistrates Court on July 1.
Originally published as Suzi Taylor charged with falsely representing herself as a fictitious person
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