Court Reports Bus Shelter Inadequate In Deadly Collapse
Penrith Coroner McKeowen found the bus shelter in March was inadequately designed and could not withstand wind. Debbie May Jaye, 15, of Whalan, died from asphyxia due to cerebral hemorrhage and skull fracture after the shelter collapsed in a gust of wind. Public Works engineer Markham said Australian standards required 102 knot winds, while calculations showed a 42 knot frontal wind could overturn the shelter.
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Penrith
McKeowen
Debbie May Jaye
Whalan
Public Works Department
Mega Markham
Melbourne man remanded after shotgun found in cinema
A Melbourne magistrate remanded Arnold Tert Som ery, 220 Richmond, for psychiatric report after police found an open shotgun, a cartridge, and an unknown weapon in the front stalls of a cinema while he watched the film Berks Hares and Mapimun Pores.
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Melbourne
Arnold Tert Somery
Richmond
Berks
Seven years' jail for manslaughter
In Sydney central court a 19 year old youth was sentenced to seven years with two years non parole for the Bed b killing of Japanese taxi driver Hozoumi Momoto. The court described the act as frapee senseless and unnecessary. The youth cited is Paul Kenneth Sul Teun of Sorry Dulls. Co-defendant Mir Mijecevic was given life for murder. Sullivan found guilty of manslaughter and remanded for sentence. The Crown alleged the pair trailed the taxi in Kings Cross and planned the stabbing following a robbery.
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Sydney
Central Criminal Court
Justice Manwell
Hozoumi Momuoto
Mijacevic
Sullivan
Sfomoto
Kings Cross
Mijecevic
Momo
Maxwell S
Six men arraigned over shooting of youth
Six men appeared in Central Court yesterday in connection with the shooting and death of year old Graham Bartholomew. Charges include wounding and intent to murder. The defendants faced varied bail amounts and the cases were adjourned to the Coroner's Court on July 5.
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Sydsita
Central Court
Graham Ashley Bartholoomew
Pitrick Joseph Alwas
Prekineville
Cary
Ile Ware
Brodbes
Pearsall
Patel
Lomit Roidan
Rabert Tie
Newhiwn
Graham Bartholomes
John Stephen Walsh
Warduster
Newtown
Raymond Mark Cook
Belmore
Mr Alway
Camperdown
Wo Lewer
Ramadan
Radford
Catford
Cook
Walsh
Alway
Lewer
Coroner’s Court
Shoe print linked 12 year old to death in SA case
Crown prosecutor told the South Australian Supreme Court that a shoe pattern found on a dead seven year old boy’s chest linked a 12 year old to the death. The youth camp at Heathville in the Adelaide Hills was cited with the January 12 incident. The injuries suggested a brick impact and the post mortem noted a shoe pattern on the chest. Blood evidence tied to a 2 year old boy later found near a field, with the investigation ongoing.
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Australian Supreme Court
Christopher Robin Welman
Heathville
Adelaide Hills
Koop Duggan
Nir Duuppan
Duggan
Christopher Weltman
Australian infant killed by other children in Wellington
An inquest in Wellington heard four week old Julie Anderson died of head injuries inflicted by three other children under five. The baby was left in her cot while her mother left the home for about 45 minutes. The inquest described the tragedy as a rare life loss and noted abrasions and fractures from the incident.
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Wellington
Dla. McGregor
Julie Anderson
Sydney youth fined for swearing in court
A Sydney youth, Anna Johnstone of Annandale, 220, was fined 60 shillings yesterday for using offensive language in court. She had been arrested at Kings Cross on March 24 for trespass and appeared before Magistrate Webb at the Sydney Central Court, where the trespass charge was dismissed and she was convicted on the swearing charge.
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Sydney
Anna Johnstone
Annandale
Kings Cross
KK Webb
Pimiiriad Court
Che Gomit
Apis
Aboriginal voting rights challenge heads to northwest WA court
Kununurra prepares for a landmark seven week case in Western Australia as Ernie Bridge challenges Ridge’s election win for Kimberly. About 150 Aboriginal witnesses are expected, with interpreters for five dialects. Six Perth lawyers hired, court sits July to August, costs around 200 dollars per day.
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Perth
Kununurra
Western Australia
Kimberly
Ernie Bridge
Ridge
Lib
Woles
Bridge
Halls Creek
Justice Smith
Western Australia Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Fitzroy Crossing
Derby
GoGo Station
Quaker appeal for warm clothes meets poor response in Central Australia
An appeal by the Religious Society of Friends to provide blankets and jumpers for Central Australian Aborigines drew a very poor response. Only 16 blankets and 50 jumpers were donated as aid coordinators warned of urgent need. The drive continues for ten days with collection points in Alice Springs and Tennant Creek and requests donations of children's books as well.
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Susan Sabey
The
Religious Society of Friends
Quakers
Alice Springs
Tennant Creek
Friends’ Meeting House
Bent and
Condamine
Turner
Ilam
Friends
Tom Silcock
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