Hayden James Morrison, one of three men accused of a violent home invasion and arson in Coles Bay in July, has pleaded not guilty to the charges in Launceston Magistrates Court. Morrison, who was remanded in custody, is scheduled to appear in court again in November. The alleged crime occurred at Coles Bay in July. A second man, Charlie Hills, also faces similar charges and will presumably have a chance to enter his plea at a later date.
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Hayden James Morrison, one of three men accused of a violent home invasion at Coles Bay in July, has pleaded not guilty in the Launceston Magistrates Court. Morrison is among those allegedly responsible for the incident, along with Charlie Hills and Jason Robert Burns. The court proceedings took place on Monday, after which Morrison was remanded in custody and will face court again in November.
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Second man pleads not guilty over Coles Bay home invasion and arson
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Police allege Hayden James Morrison, Charlie Hills and Jason Robert Burns were behind a violent home invasion at Coles Bay in July.
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Morrison → plead → July
Mr Morrison pleaded not guilty in the Launceston Magistrates Court on Monday.
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He was remanded in custody and will face court again in November.
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