Police briefs
WARWICK
POLICE divers searched the Condamine River behind a former Bandidos outlaw motorcycle clubhouse in Warwick late last week.
They found a dirty laundry basket, but failed to find any of the bikies’ “dirty laundry” as evidence in their crackdown on the gangs.
Police divers also dragged out an old photocopy machine and a few old pieces of metal. They also reported that the river bed behind the Grafton Street residence was littered with car parts.
Warwick police Detective Ryan Harmer could not reveal what the divers were seeking, but it wasn’t a body, he said.
Incident free
WARWICK police praised crowd behaviour over the Australia Day long weekend.
Despite large numbers in town for the cricket carnival and other activities, and the fact they were “obviously enjoying themselves” there were no major incidents, police said.
Driver injured
A BLACK Great Wall station wagon ran off the Cunningham Highway north of Warwick near McGees Road on 25 January at 2pm.
The vehicle rolled, injuring the female driver. She was transported to Warwick Hospital with lacerations to her arms.
Several children in the vehicle were uninjured. The vehicle sustained major damage. Police are continuing their investigations into the cause.
Over limit
POLICE intercepted a vehicle driven by a 25-year-old Killarney man in Wood Street, Warwick on 25 January.
The driver registered a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) of .108 and was issued with a Notice to Appear in Warwick Magistrates’ Court.
No licences
WARWICK police caught three unlicensed drivers within the space of two days. On 26 January a 42-year-old male was arrested for unlicensed driving on Mountside Road on 26 January.
A 37-year-old Warwick man was issued with a Notice to Appear after being caught driving without a licence on Victoria Street, Warwick at 3am Monday.
At 9.50am the same day, a 31-year-old Warwick man was caught driving without a licence on Wallace Street.
