Man accused over death of Townsville motorcyclist Jennifer Board appears in court

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4 years ago

February 9, 2021

A man accused of being involved in a crash which killed a young Queensland woman has threatened a magistrate during a chaotic court appearance.

Jennifer Board, 22, died in Townsville on Friday night after she was hit while riding her motorcycle by a Holden Statesman.

The Holden had allegedly been following a stolen Hyundai sedan during a suspected vigilante pursuit.

The alleged driver of the Hyundai, 18-year-old Gregory Clubb, has been charged with seven counts of unlawful use of a motor…

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