Albert McKnight
Court Reporter at RiotACT
Journalist at Bega District News. Views are my own. Contact me at [email protected].
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1 week ago |
region.com.au | Albert McKnight
Police believe a teacher allegedly took a 3D-printed handgun into a Canberra school with the “misguided” aim of wanting to demonstrate the capabilities of the printing technology. The incident prompted ACT Policing to remind the community that 3D-printed guns and gun parts are illegal. Officers were called to a school last week after being told a teacher had brought in a 3D-printed handgun. A police spokesperson said the handgun was not shown to a class.
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1 week ago |
region.com.au | Albert McKnight
CONTENT WARING: This article refers to alleged family violence and sexual assault. A magistrate has warned a man accused of threatening to kill his ex-partner and sexually assault their grandchild about making “vile” and “misogynistic” comments. The man, aged in his 50s but not named to protect his ex-partner’s identity, has been handed two counts of assault-related charges and one count of making a threat to kill.
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1 week ago |
region.com.au | Albert McKnight
CONTENT WARNING: This article contains graphic content. After slicing the throat of a man at a house party and then stabbing a fellow jail inmate 38 times, a teenager went on to assault three guards at Canberra’s prison. Flynn Donohue is only 19, but he poses a risk to the community, prison guards and other jail inmates, the ACT Magistrates Court heard on Monday (14 April).
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1 week ago |
regionmedia.com.cn | Albert McKnight
一名来自悉尼的男子成为首都领地2025年第三起交通死亡事故。该男子在Watson发生单车事故数周后不幸身亡。首都领地警方发言人表示，3月23日，一辆旅行车在Watson区的联邦高速（Federal Highway）和Antill Street街交叉口冲出道路，撞上一棵树。车内两名乘客已被送往医院。司机是一位来自悉尼的85岁男子，于4月13日（周日）在医院去世。警方发言人表示：“2025年首都领地的交通事故死亡人数达到三人。”“我们将为验尸官准备一份报告。”今年初的死亡事故是由于3月11日同一天发生的两起交通事故造成的。在Nicholls，一辆公共汽车与一辆摩托车相撞，几天后，一名22岁的女摩托车骑手丧生。在Northbourne Avenue大道，一辆自行车与一辆汽车也发生了碰撞。这名70岁的男性骑行者当场被宣布死亡。2024年，首都领地领地共有11人死于交通事故。最后一次死亡事故发生在圣诞节前几天。Original Article published by Albert McKnight on Region Canberra.
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1 week ago |
aboutregional.com.au | Albert McKnight
A family grieving over the “senseless and preventable death” of a Canberra father, who died in a head-on crash during a police chase, hopes an inquest will deliver recommendations to help ensure that no such death occurs on Australia’s roads again. “I have completely lost trust in the police, the people meant to protect us,” Harri Jokinen’s eldest daughter, Lisa Jokinen, said at the end of an inquest into his death. “I have no sense of safety.
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