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His charges include seven counts of trespass, serious assault of a police officer, killing or injuring a police dog or police horse, dangerous driving, five counts of evading police and several alleged burglary and drug offences.
Stress and grief were to blame for a young man’s slide into experimenting with dangerous drugs. But his lawyer said their experience has scared him straight
A defence lawyer attempted to poke holes in the police prosecutors’ case by saying CCTV footage of her client’s alleged offending was too blurry to be relied upon. The magistrate did not see things her way.
Police investigating claims of a flasher targeting students have located the culprit. They say the matter was an innocent misunderstanding.
In a low blow, a thief stole tools valued at more than $2500 from a ute parked in the busy Toowoomba carpark, while a young tradie was hard at work.
A contractor on Toowoomba’s $1.6 billion Second Range Crossing has been fined for exposing workers to potentially life-threatening injury.
The Toowoomba Magistrates Court heard the company failed to put safety procedures in place to protect labourers working at heights on the Second Range Crossing viaduct.
Toowoomba Forensic Crash Unit officers are appealing for anyone who may have witnessed the incident or has dashcam vision of either vehicle or further information to contact police
Thieves swooped on remote control planes dumped after they were stolen from a Rangeville home, complicating a police investigation. Officers have requested that the planes be returned.
As well as the year of coronavirus, 2020 was the year we ran out of toilet paper, and spray-painted penises and propaganda lined the streets. Here are some of the moments that made this year our strangest in history.
Are you concerned that your street is a hotspot from drug dealers and their customers? New data from the Queensland Police Service reveals if you should be worried.
A 24-YEAR-OLD man caught riding an unregistered, uninsured motorbike had no helmet and was unlicensed at the time and there was more.
A TEENAGER who blew more than five times the legal limit after crashing her car has apologised to a Toowoomba court.
THE three women were charged as a result of an undercover cop attending the Toowoomba motel where they were working.
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