Jayden Gordon Provost, 26, kicked out police car window, damaged police pod during post footy final celebration
Post footy final celebrations turned into a two-day sting behind bars for this rowdy reveller.
Police & Courts
Don't miss out on the headlines from Police & Courts. Followed categories will be added to My News.
A New South Wales man who kicked out a police car window during a rowdy night in Mundubbera spent two days in a cell to cool down after his antics.
Jayden Gordon Provost damaged the police car window before being transferred to a pod police car, where he kicked at the door with enough force to crack the inner lining, Gayndah officer-in-charge Sergeant Don Auld said.
Celebrations at the Mundubbera Hotel followed the Gayndah vs Mundubbera football finals on Saturday.
The 26-year-old was denied bail and spent two days in police custody before fronting court where he pleaded guilty to wilful damage of police property, committing a public nuisance within a licensed premises, and obstructing police.
He was placed on probation for 15 months and ordered to complete 40 hours community service.
More Coverage
Originally published as Jayden Gordon Provost, 26, kicked out police car window, damaged police pod during post footy final celebration
Everybody appearing at Maryborough Magistrates Court, Monday, February 10
Here is a list of matters listed at Maryborough Magistrates Court on Monday.
‘Danger to the community’: Mum barred from the road until 2040
A Qld mother of three had been slammed for her terrible driving behaviour following a three month crime spree spanning from the Fraser Coast to Mackay, and involving aiming a vehicle at police officers.
District Court sittings at Maryborough, February 6
Here is a list of District Court sittings at Maryborough on February 6
Everybody appearing at Maryborough Magistrates Court, Wednesday, February 5
Here is a list of matters listed at Maryborough Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
District Court sittings at Maryborough, February 5
Here is a list of District Court sittings at Maryborough on February 5
Calling boss a ‘c***’ doesn’t deserve sack, Qld worker watchdog rules
A Qld council worker, sacked after a “brain snap” text message where he called his boss a “rude c***” and warned he would “punch on” has his job back by court order.