The man did a letterbox drop warning about his neighbour’s actions. He has been ordered to pay $30,000 in damages.
The officer wrote in an email to a colleague:“Bloody traffic cops … thinking I may have to be creative though as I was dropping[a colleague] home.”
The 20-year-old’s case will next be heard in August,with police relying heavily on footage of the confrontation inside Fortitude Valley station’s shopping complex.
The 53-year-old man was already facing charges of unlawful stalking and breaching a domestic violence order.
The 17-year-old’s death resulted in police trialling metal-detector wands,and his parents started a foundation in his memory.
Detectives had bugged the woman’s home hoping to pick up crucial evidence,when she walked into a police station and confessed.
The offender bought the business for $1. He ripped off unit owners at the resort,taking as much as $92,000 from one owner.
Clayton Backman shot Les Brooks with a shotgun at point-blank range in a Brisbane backyard in 2016.
The Health Ombudsman had been investigating Dr William Braun over sexual harassment,bullying and clinical performance allegations.
The incident began with the offender stealing the woman’s car from a Woolloongabba shopping centre in inner Brisbane.
Anthony Onyeka Okeke claimed $41,595 from insurers Allianz and QBE,and tried to claim $33,813 from insurers QBE and Suncorp.