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Blog Central: Police Patrol The daily.com.au has joined with local police to bring you regular updates on traffic offences and crime on the Sunshine Coast. We’ll tell you of motorists who have been busted, police operations targeting crime, as well as provide tips on how to prevent crime, and stay alive on our roads.

Student almost five times alcohol limit

February 19 | Coast police

A student who recorded a blood-alcohol reading of 0.231% was one of the worst drink-driving offenders to face Maroochydore Magistrates Court in the last fortnight.

Twenty people were fined and disqualified from driving after being convicted by the court.

February 7 court appearances

• Lewis Stephen Johnson, 28, a student of Buderim, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.231%. He was fined $1200 and disqualified for 12 months.

• Michelle Anne Murray, 24, of Mooloolaba, was convicted of driving with a blood-alcohol reading of 0.184%. She was fined $1200 and disqualified for 12 months.

• Peter John Short, 62, of New Farm, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.055%. He was fined $200 and disqualified for one month.

• Gregory James Robertson, 24, a cabinet maker from Sippy Downs, was convicted of drink-driving with a reading of 0.062%. He was fined $250 and disqualified for one month.

• Megan Leanne Bogan, 32, a telephonist from Marcoola, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.079%. She was fined $400 and disqualified for three months.

• Monique Yvette Wilson, 25, a sewing machinist from Mooloolaba, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.096%. She was fined $600 and disqualified for three months.

• Oliver James Bucci, 18, a student from Minyama, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.094%. He was fined $600 and disqualified for four months.

• Dane Alexander Hamilton, 19, of Wurtulla, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.086%. He was fined $400 and disqualified for three months.

• Beau Richard Corcoran, 17, of Sippy Downs, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.034%. He was fined $200 and disqualified for three months.

February 8

• Jeremy Peter Rees, 30, of Buddina, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.079%. He was fined $650 and disqualified for four months.

• Amy Isabel Olcorn, 20, a conveyancer of Mt Coolum, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.090%. She was fined $900 and disqualified for three months.

• Olivia Helen Gysbers, 24, a waitress of Mooloolaba, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.052%. She was fined $200 and disqualified for one month.

• Justin Whatu Wikohika, 27, a construction worker of Peregian Beach, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.108%. He was fined $600 and disqualified for six months.

• Carla Jean Crawford, 23, a receptionist of Tanawha, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.094%. She was fined $600 and disqualified for four months.

• Stephen David Adams, 26, a salesperson, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.108%. He was fined $600 and disqualified for four months.

• Stephen John Gallagher, 34, a fisherman of no fixed place of abode, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.151%. He was fined $1300 and disqualified for 16 months.

• Timothy James Johnson, 28, a labourer of Yandina, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.211%. He was admitted to probation for 18 months and disqualified for 18 months.

February 11

• Wayne Mathew Footit, 30,unemployed of Bokarina, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.102%. He was fined $650 and disqualified for four months.

• Robert James Weatherspoon, 37, a mechanic from Buderim, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.096%. He was fined $600 and disqualified for four months.

• Paul Anthony Cook, 29, of Mooloolaba, was convicted of driving with a reading of 0.062%. He was fined $250 and disqualified for one month.

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