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Disqualified driving in Queensland – Cameron Browne

Cameron Browne talks to Channel 9 on a special investigation into disqualified driving offences in Queensland. { "@context": "http://schema.org", "@type": "VideoObject", "name": "Drivers Driving without Licence", "description": "Disqualified drivers still continue to drive, ignoring court orders. Get more info about a driving unlicensed charge in QLD: http://www.pottslawyers.com.au/driving-unlicenced-qld-offence.html If you have a criminal law matter that you need representation or advice about call Potts Lawyers on our 24 hour crime line: 0488 999 980 or visit our website: http://www.pottslawyers.com.au", "thumbnailUrl": "https://i.ytimg.com/vi/-MdV3JhxKAA/default.jpg", "uploadDate": "2013-08-14T08:53:03Z", "duration": "PT1M50S", "embedUrl": "https://www.youtube.com/embed/-MdV3JhxKAA", "interactionCount": "699" } About Potts Lawyers Potts...

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Accused Surfers Paradise shooter granted bail

The man accused of shooting a father-of-three who was walking with his family in Surfers Paradise last December has been freed on bail.

Rick El Masri, 35, is charged with shooting Hylton Miller, 42, on December 4 last year after he fired a handgun indiscriminately from balcony of an apartment of high rise Circle on Cavill.

Steve Austin – 612 ABC Radio

Guns on the Gold Coast

Bill Potts

Gun licences on the Gold Coast have risen by 36 per cent over the past two years, nearly double the figure for the rest of the state.

There’s also been a growing increase in the number of gun related incidents.

Some say fear of growing home invasions is driving the rise in ownership while others point to an increase in criminal gangs. So what is it? Bill Potts is a criminal lawyer based on the Gold Coast.

Gold Coast’s Top cop fined for drink-driving

A police officer named the Gold Coast's best has been fined for the offence of drink-driving. But the officer dodged a conviction that could have resulted in him being kicked out of the force. Constable Michael Froggatt, who won Rotary's Gold Coast police man of the year award in 2010, pleaded guilty to driving with a blood alcohol reading of 0.085 on Sunday. Magistrate Terry Duroux decided not to record a conviction, something that would have ended Froggatt's policing career. Mr Duroux noted Froggatt still faces police disciplinary proceedings, which could result in sanctions, loss of rank and a pay cut. Froggatt's lawyer Bill Potts argued against...

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