Shelby Lee Hill and Jayden Goodall sentenced after police raid uncovered drug paraphernalia

The parents of three had their Gladstone Central home raided by police, who uncovered drug paraphernalia including a used pipe.

A Gladstone couple’s home was raided by police, who uncovered drug paraphernalia, a court heard.

Shelby Lee Hill, 29, and Jayden Ashley Goodall, 25, both appeared in Gladstone Magistrates Court on Friday and pleaded guilty to two charges each of possessing utensils or pipes etc that had been used and possess property suspected of having been used in connection with the commission of a drug offence.

Jayden Ashley Goodall and Shelby Lee Hill were sentenced in the Gladstone Magistrates Court on Friday for drug offences.

A court heard Hill, a mother of three, was home when police executed a search warrant on the couple’s Gladstone home on August 25, around 9.30am.

During the search police located a used glass pipe in Hill’s wardrobe, which she admitted was previously used to smoke methamphetamine.

Hill said it was an old utensil they had recently found in storage, however, could not provide police a reason as to why she had not disposed of it.

Police also located two clip seal bags which contained methamphetamine residue in Hill’s makeup bag.

Shelby Lee Hill was home when Gladstone police executed a search warrant on her home and found a previously used pipe and used clip-seal bags which contained methamphetamine residue.

When questioned about the items, Hill said the two bags were used for methamphetamine and that she forgot they were in the bag as it had been in storage.

Acting Magistrate Ron Muirhead committed Goodall to the Rockhampton Supreme Court to be re-sentenced for breach of a suspended sentence.

Both Hill and Goodall were convicted and fined $600 each and both had convictions against them.

Originally published as Shelby Lee Hill and Jayden Goodall sentenced after police raid uncovered drug paraphernalia