acalcium said:
How does one find out about such stuff?
It seems that I only stumble across this sort of annoucements
on the day or the day after it has happened.
Cripes, feels like I've been crapping forever on about Eugene McGee/Wheels of Justice and organising stuff......blahblahblah. Got time, bookmark one of these links below or read some of my WoJ related ramblings on aus.bike. I'll post a summing up of our 'homework' from last evening + other stuff on the blog/forum by Monday.
The blogs:
cfsmtb.blogspot.comcfsmtb.blogspot.comOpen ↗
bicyclejustice.blogspot.combicyclejustice.blogspot.comOpen ↗
The idle chatter:
sports.groups.yahoo.comwheelsofjusticeOpen ↗
s13.invisionfree.comAusWheels of JusticeOpen ↗
ALSO........back to the topic which has provoked and [censored] so many of us....
McGees charged with conspiracy
news.ninemsn.com.auarticle.aspxOpen ↗
11:40 AEST Sat Aug 27 2005 AAP
Lawyer Eugene McGee and his brother Craig have been reported by police for conspiracy to pervert the course of justice. Police revealed the pair would be summonsed to formally answer the charge in court at a date to be fixed, the Adelaide Advertiser reports.
Friday's police action follows a recommendation on Wednesday by Director of Public Prosecutions Stephen Pallaras, QC, to police that the pair "be charged with one count of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice or interfere with the due administration of the law".
Under Section 256 of the Criminal Law Consolidation Act the offence carries a maximum penalty of four years imprisonment. This follows consideration of the confidential 14-page closed report of the Kapunda Road Royal Commission.
The charges the McGees will face relate to their activities in the few hours after Eugene killed cyclist Ian Humphrey in a hit-run accident in November, 2003. During the royal commission, McGee gave evidence that his brother Craig alerted him when it was safe to go to their mother's Kapunda house after police had already been there looking for him.
Craig McGee had also driven McGee to Adelaide on the night, at one point stopping at a police road block at the accident scene.