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By Ann Blake-Tracy on May 15, 2010
A LONG-TIME RAAF officer has piloted his way into
trouble after grabbing another man’s testicles at the Port Fairy Folk Festival.
Jeff Todd, 51, of Ramsey Court, Lowood, pleaded guilty in the
Warrnambool Magistrates Court this week to unlawful assault.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged alcohol, Alcohol Abuse, Andrew Thomson, Antidepressant, antidepressants, Anxiety And Depression, Australia, Blackout, Bottle Of Wine, Derogatory Comments, Empty Stomach, Human Body, Lowood, Magistrates Court, Paces, Paragraph 13, Physicians Desk Reference, Port Fairy Folk, Port Fairy Folk Festival, Recollection, Security Personnel, ssri stories, Testicles |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on February 18, 2010
FOR 10 years, music fan Stephen White secretly held all the
answers to a musical mystery that had mystified one of Britain’s most
revered guitarists.
Every time he looked at the shiny 1964 Cherry Red
Gibson SG guitar hidden in his flat, he gulped at the memory of how he had
stolen it from Johnny Marr, the musician who shot to fame with cult rock group
The Smiths.
On Tuesday, a decade after pinching the £30,000 instrument
backstage after a gig at the Scala nightclub in King’s Cross, Mr White, a
38-year-old carer, owned up to the theft in court.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Apologises, Behavio, Carer, Cherry Red, Cult Rock, Denmark Street, England, Famous Musician, Gibson Sg Guitar, Guitar Shops, Inhibitions, Johnny Marr And The Healers, Magistrates Court, Music Fan, Musical Mystery, Paxil, Previous Convictions, Robbery, Rock Group, Scala Nightclub, Sorry Man, Stephen White, Tin Pan Alley |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on February 4, 2010
A mother has been
convicted after “deliberately wielding a handbag” and striking a police
officer.
Diminutive Lorna Vinten, 44, charged in to help her son who was
being restrained by four police officers, swinging her small blue handbag
containing her keys, cigarettes and mobile phone.
But despite Redhill
Magistrates’ Court hearing the handbag had struck with the force of a pillow,
Mrs Vinten was convicted of two counts of assault, and resisting a constable in
the execution of his duty.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Anti-depressants, antidepressants, Caterham, Cigarettes, Conditional Discharge, Constable, Defence Counsel, England, Handbag, Judge Jackson, Lorna, Magistrates Court, Panic Attacks, Paragraphs, Police Officer, Police Officers, Policemen, Revellers, Royal British Legion, Stressful Time, Unreasonable Force |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on February 4, 2010
A STRESSED-OUT single mum who left her kids home
alone for three nights while she went on a binge has been ordered to perform 150
hours community service.
The 32-year-old Maryborough mother left her
children, aged 10, 11 and 14, to fend for themselves between October 21 and
October 24.
She appeared in the Maryborough Magistrates Court where she
pleaded guilty to leaving her children unsupervised for an unreasonable period
of time.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Alcohol Abuse, Antidepressant, antidepressants, Binge, Bryce, Children Australia, Department Of Child Safety, Extreme Pressure, Human Body, Leaves, Liver, Magistrates Court, Mental Health Services, Michael Quirk, Motels, October 24, Offence, Physicians Desk Reference, Prosecutor, Sergeant Michael, Solicitor, Unruly Behaviour |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on December 16, 2009
A MAN tried
to flee a supermarket with £270-worth of goods and only enough cash for a taxi
home, a court heard.
Paul Richard Charnley stole the items from the Asda
store in Barrow.
But the 40-year-old was caught.
On Thursday,
Charnley appeared at Furness Magistrates’ Court over the theft.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged 26 October, alcohol, Alcohol Abuse, Alcohol Liver, Andrew Dodd, Ann Blake Tracy, Antidepressant, antidepressants, Asda, Carrier Bags, Charnley, Compulsion, England, Kleptomania, Magistrates Court, Mr Andrew, Mr Dodd, Nwemail, Physicians Desk Reference, Shoplifter, Shoplifting, Store Staff, Toxic Reactions |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on December 16, 2009
A BALLARAT woman has admitted to trying to kill her elderly
mother at a nursing home by stopping her from breathing.
Maria Christine
Clark, 51, yesterday pleaded guilty in Ballarat Magistrates Court to one count
of attempted murder.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Attempted Murder, Breaths, Christine Clark, Court Hearing, Elderly Mother, Front Row, Imprisonment, Index Finger, Magistrate, Magistrates Court, Maximum Penalty, Mild Depression, Mother Agnes, Murder Attempt, Nursing Home, Old Mother, Pithouse, Plea, Wind Pipe, Woman, Work Colleague |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on December 16, 2009
THE son of a Worcester councillor has been jailed for spitting at a
police officer and stealing.
Azad Hussain – whose father is former mayor
of Worcester Coun Allah
Ditta – stole £499 of electrical goods from a woman who was renting a house
from his family.
Hussain, aged 25, claimed she owed him council tax and
said that he was seizing her belongings, including a high-definition television
and computer screen, until she paid up.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Alcohol Abuse, Allah Ditta, Antidepressant, Assaulting A Police Officer, Coun, Electrical Goods, England, High Definition Television, Lauren Rogers, Magistrates Court, Matt Dodson, Panic Attacks, Physicians Desk Reference, Policeman, Post Traumatic Stress, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Psychotic Behaviour, Richmond Road, Robbery, Spits, ssri stories, Traumatic Stress Disorder, Wyld |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on December 16, 2009
An eight-year-old girl pleaded for
her mum to stop brandishing a knife at her neighbours after the woman threatened
to stab them.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Alcohol Abuse, antidepressants, Cardigan Road, Emergency Services, England, Fracas, Getreading, Good Character, Human Body, Inch Knife, Joanne, Kitchen Knife, Lauren Murphy, Magistrates Court, Neighbor, Neighbour, Neighbours, Old Girl, Physicians Desk Reference, Sad Case, ssri stories, Stab, Woman |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on October 8, 2009
An eight-year-old girl pleaded for her mum to stop brandishing a knife at her neighbours after the womanthreatened to stab them.
Joanne Ireson wielded the kitchen knife outside her home in Cardigan Road, East Reading, at about 8pm on Tuesday, June 16.
The fracas took place after Ireson’s daughter snuck off to play outside on her own and she shouted at her to come back.
But Ireson’s concerned neighbours got “the wrong end of the stick” and called police – causing her to threaten them with the blade.
At Reading Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, August 25, Ireson – of previously good character – admitted one count of possessing the eight-inch knife in a public place and one of using violence and/or threatening behaviour towards neighbour Daniel Thiemert.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Alcohol Abuse, Antidepressant, antidepressants, Cardigan Road, Depression, Emergency Services, Fracas, Getreading, Good Character, Human Body, Inch Knife, Kitchen Knife, Lauren Murphy, Magistrates Court, Med, Neighbors, Neighbour, Neighbours, Old Girl, Physicians Desk Reference, Sad Case, ssri stories, Stab |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on September 17, 2009
Gavin Armstrong, 27, of Burpengary, appeared in Caboolture Magistrates Court charged with the manslaughter of the father-of-three, and for a second charge of unlicensed driving
Armstrong’s car allegedly struck Goodrich on the night of August 3 near the Uhlmann Rd off-ramp on the Bruce Highway at Burpengary.
Goodrich was working at roadworks at the time of the incident.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Armstrong, Australia, brain injury, Caboolture Shire, Court Grants, Deception Bay, Depression, Emily, Goodrich, Magistrates Court, Manslaughter, Med, Medication For Depression, Mental Illness, News Story, Paragraphs, Police Prosecutors, Ramp, Roadworks, Triplet, Uhlmann, Whereilive, Wife Joanne |
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ANTIDEPRESSANT & ALCOHOL: Assault: Australia
By Ann Blake-Tracy on May 15, 2010
A LONG-TIME RAAF officer has piloted his way into
trouble after grabbing another man’s testicles at the Port Fairy Folk Festival.
Jeff Todd, 51, of Ramsey Court, Lowood, pleaded guilty in the
Warrnambool Magistrates Court this week to unlawful assault.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged alcohol, Alcohol Abuse, Andrew Thomson, Antidepressant, antidepressants, Anxiety And Depression, Australia, Blackout, Bottle Of Wine, Derogatory Comments, Empty Stomach, Human Body, Lowood, Magistrates Court, Paces, Paragraph 13, Physicians Desk Reference, Port Fairy Folk, Port Fairy Folk Festival, Recollection, Security Personnel, ssri stories, Testicles | Leave a response