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Rapist jailed for teenagers terrifying ordeal

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A 15-year-old girl has been given a 10-year jail term after she admitted to attacking and terrorising a jogger in a park in a suburb of Brisbane in 2014.

Cyril James was walking along the Gold Coast, near Heppner Par우리카지노k, when he went into the trees to investigate a report of a person attacking others on a bridge.

Cyril started to run across the path and he approached at about 16.15pm on March 22, 2014.

Police found him on the other side of the road near the path. He collapsed twice during a violent police investigation.

Cyril allegedly told police he was attacked from behind on his own birthday and that his father and the two boys were present during the attack.

Police found his bag containing a knife, handcuffs and a pocket knife inside his pocket, police have said.

Detective Senior Sergeant David Bannister told the court the bag of knives did not belong to the boy, as they had been in his father’s pocket.

He was charged with robbery, assault occasioning actual bodily harm, grievous bodily harm and possession of a knife.

Cyril was convict바카라사이트ed at Brisbane Magistrates Court.

His trial heard police feared he had an axe in his pocket and did not see it during the attack.

He spent the bulk of the day in a cell at the Brisbane Youth Institution and was not placed in a Youth Detention Centre for six months while his case progressed.

Detective Senior Sergeant David Bannister said the family of the teenager was not aware the girl was on the verge of being arrested.

“That’s one of the things in a young man’s head that he has to be worried about, he has to get under control in order to do the right thing, he’s going to have to think about that for a long time,” he said.

He said the family had not spoken to the girl since the incide우리카지노nt.

During closing submissions yesterday, Crown prosecutor Elizabeth Mazzuca told the court that when Cpt Bannister gave evidence, there had been a delay of two to four months between Cpt Bannister and the date of the attack.

“There’s a very important fact to be remembered here, it is not that there was not a police report, it was actually the case that the crime that occurred was more than two months after the initial police report was made,” sh

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