A teenage alleged rape victim’s potential contradictory claims during multiple police interviews could have been the result of an officer’s “mistake” when taking notes,a court has heard.
Outside court,the boy’s mother said she was disappointed in police when she and her family had told the truth.
At a brief review of the case,the court heard Justice Peter Davis would order a separation report,which would detail how a juvenile offender was held in detention and under what conditions.
After threatening a Woolloongabba man on crutches over a debt,the accused allegedly doused him with methylated spirits and set him alight.
A group of 14 people charged with killing an eight-year-old girl by denying her medical care could face a seven-week trial involving hours of recorded phone calls.
It is alleged he obstructed officers trying to search his jail cell by jamming the door’s locking mechanism before flushing a mobile phone down the toilet.
A tradesman accused of fatally striking an elderly man saw the victim lying on the road in his mirror before driving off,setting the vehicle on fire and disposing of his phone,police will allege.
Baggaley was intercepted by the navy in July 2018 after allegedly using a seven-metre inflatable boat to pick up 650 kilograms of cocaine from a ship 360 kilometres off Australia
Olympic kayaker Nathan Baggaley’s brother claims he was tricked into attempting to import $200 million worth of cocaine and should be released pending his appeal.
A man who ploughed a ute head-on into a police van,leaving three officers with a “massive range of injuries”,has been jailed for at least four years.
Before the collision,the driver’s passenger had told her to slow down,police will allege.