Three men face charges of public nuisance, entering a premises with intent and trespass after heated scenes at the Kuraby and Darra mosques in Brisbane this week.
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Two men have been charged following incidents at mosques in Kuraby and Oxley this week.
It will be alleged a group of men attended the Kuraby Mosque on Wednesday around 12.30pm and disrupted proceedings in the place of worship.
It will further be alleged the men caused a public nuisance at the Darra Mosque in Oxley on Thursday around 12pm.
Police intercepted a vehicle in the vicinity where they seized recording equipment including video cameras and mobile phones from the group.
A 31-year-old Bellbird Park man and a 29-year-old Redbank man have both been charged with two counts of public nuisance and one count each of enter premises with intent and trespass.
They are due to appear in the Holland Park Magistrates Court on July 25.
Investigations into the incidents are continuing.
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Park detectives investigating an alleged assault and robbery at a Stones Corner business in May have released images of a man who may be able to assist with their investigations.
Shortly before 5pm on May 25 a man entered the Logan Road business and tried on several gold chains before allegedly trying leave the store without paying for one of the chains.
Three men attempted to stop the man leaving the store during which time two of them, a 23-year-old employee and a 35-year-old customer were allegedly assaulted during a struggle with the man.
The man fled on foot with the stolen necklace and was last seen heading south along Logan Road towards Cornwall Street.
Anyone who may recognise the man – who is described as Caucasian, approximately 190cms tall with a proportionate build – is asked to contact police (details below).
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Festivities continued indoors into the recently refurbished PCYC community hall, with stall holders, reptile shows, exotic cuisine, driving simulations, and face painting taking centre stage throughout the day.
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