Court reports two charged with assault on policeman
In Canberra two men Vincent Crooks and Trevor Cattermole faced assault charges for resisting police and allegedly striking Constable Peter Upston. The hearing was adjourned to January 17. A third man Brendan Dyson was fined 400 and suspended for three months after pleading guilty in a separate Canberra case related to driving offenses.
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Twoen
Canberra
Kilduff
Vincent Crooks
Wakefield Gardens
Brendan Dyson
Dennis Street
Garam
Gence Wiss
Dobson
Captain Cook
Upston
ACT Police
Lonsdale Street
Crooks
Dence
John Woodbury
Carpenter
Baringa Gardens
Melba
Wal
16 years jail for bombing offences in Sydney
In Sydney on September 16, 1972,Croat Angelo Marie 32, labourer formerly of Perth was convicted of three bombing offences at 68 and 736 George Street. After a 20 day hearing he was jailed 16 years for the first charge ,14 years for the second and eight years for the third with a non parole period to expire in October 1980. Judge O Brien called the acts political and tied to his pride in Croatia amid oppression beliefs.
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Sydney
George Street
Justice O'Brien
Angelo Marie
Perth
Western Australia
Marie
Justice "Brien
Ma Marie
Croatia
Canberra drivers fined as drink driving sentences handed down
Nine men appeared in Canberra Petty Sessions admitting drink driving. Offenders including Nir O'Dea and Nir Robert Mean faced fines from $80 to $290 and licence suspensions ranging from six to eighteen months after BAC readings from 0.190 to 0.270 percent for offences on dates in November and April on streets such as Captain Cook Crescent National Circuit Macarthur Avenue and Canberra Avenue.
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Canberra
Dobson
Nir
Ronahd O'Dea
Adair Street
Scuilin
Shad Hs
Ois
Marwin Avenue
Robert Mean
An Street
Arround
Friedrich Burgdorf
Braddon
Captain Cook Crescent
Michael Moses Bussy
Holder
Telopea Park West
Peter Sincocks
Queanbeyan
Canberra Avenue
Detective Faces Trial and Smuggling Case Summary
Detective Sergeant Victor John McKay was ordered to stand trial at the County Court on three assault charges. Associate Constable John Joseph Gunger was discharged. In a separate matter, Phillip John Malcolm Ron ey pleaded guilty to smuggling watches and gemstones into New Zealand and was fined.
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Melbourne
Victor John McKay
Ross
John Joseph Gunger
Robert Witham
Ebdon
Flemington
Prahran
St Kilda
Mc Ross
McKay
Gangell
New Zealand
Wellington
Phillip John Malcolm Roney
Darwin
Auckland
Melbourne Court Grants New Trial In Armed Robbery Case
The Criminal Appeal Court ordered a new trial for Ronald John Hamilton after quashing his conviction and eight year sentence. New evidence from the Beach inquiry prompted mercy, with Det Insp Holmberg's testimony cited as conflicting. Hamilton, 33, from Thornbury, had been jailed since August 1973 for the robbery. The Attorney-General referred the petition on November 6.
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Melbourne
Court of ‘Criminal Appeal
Ronald John Hamilton
Hamilton
Thornbury
Storey
A. G. Holmberg
Albert William Cochrane
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