Jason Scott Goodie allegedly ‘thumped’ two people in roadside car jacking

A mine worker “thumped” two people because they refused to get out of their car during a car jacking, a court was told.

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A MINE worker “thumped” two people because they refused to get out of their car during a car jacking, a court was told.

Police allege the couple were in their car at Beacon Lighting in Bundall when Jason Scott Goodie threatened to “thump” them if they did not get out at 3.30pm on Sunday.

It is alleged Goodie then made good with his threats punching them both.

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Goodie appeared in the Southport Magistrates Court on Wednesday charged with robbery and two counts of assault occasioning bodily harm.

Magistrate Gary Finger denied him bail.

“These people have parked their car on the side of the road and this bloke gets in their car and thumps them both,” he said.

Duty lawyer Ross Oden said Goodie worked in the mines and the next work cycle was due to start early in the new year.

He said Goodie would be contesting the allegations.

The matter will return to court on January 7.

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