Dallas Morgan, alleged bikie associate, has case delayed after Queensland Police error
An alleged Gold Coast bikie associate has had a stabbing case delayed due to an error made by police.
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An alleged bikie associate has had a stabbing case delayed due to an error made by police.
Dallas Morgan, an alleged Mongols associate, appeared briefly in the Southport Magistrates Court on Wednesday morning charged with two counts of wounding.
The 27-year-old is alleged to have wounded two men, both alleged Comanchero gang members, outside a Biggera Waters unit about 3.30am on October 31 last year.
Morgan (pictured) has claimed it was in self-defence as the men had tried to set fire to the unit, the court has previously been told.
On Wednesday, he was scheduled to face a committal hearing to determine if there was enough evidence to send the case to trial.
Police prosecutor Andreea Iordache applied for an adjournment. She said the arresting officer did not complete the summons meaning two of the three witnesses were not available for court on Wednesday.
Defence lawyer Michael Gatenby, of Gatenby Criminal Lawyers, consented to the adjournment.
Magistrate Kerry Magee adjourned the matter to September 28.
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