Amamoor firearm dealer Wendy Joy Bull to stand trial in Gympie court today
It’s understood Mrs Bull will face trial on Thursday, while Mr Bull is also expected to appear before the court for mention.
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An Amamoor Creek couple accused of multiple firearm related offences will face the Gympie Magistrates Court once again today.
Wendy Joy Bull, 64, and Bruce Francis Bull, 66, arrived at the court on Thursday morning (July 29) to appear before Magistrate Chris Callaghan after they were involved in a three-vehicle crash at Amamoor ahead of their last scheduled appearance.
On that occasion the couple was taken to Gympie Hospital with minor injuries.
READ MORE: Alleged firearm offenders involved in Amamoor crash, taken to hospital
Mrs Bull is charged with seven offences, including not securing weapons as a licensee, fraud, a cross-border offence of incorrect disposal of a firearm and possessing four unregistered firearms.
Mr Bull is charged with fraud, a cross-border offence of incorrect disposal of a firearm, not securing weapons as a licensee, keeping loaded firearms, and unlawful possession of a weapon.
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Defence lawyer Lindsay Hall previously told the court Mrs Bull had been self employed as a firearms dealer for the past 12 years, and Mr Bull helped run the business.
It’s understood Mrs Bull will face trial on Thursday, while Mr Bull is also expected to appear before the court for mention.
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