Brisbane Times
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Four people accused of bashing Girrawheen grandparents appear in court before trial
Four people accused of impersonating police to burgle a Girrawheen home in April 2024, leaving a 75-year-old grandmother severely injured, appeared in Perth District Court on Thursday. Majid Jamshidi Doukoshkan, Joel Painter, Seyed Tahami and Emmy Signo are charged with aggravated burglary and assault after allegedly stealing over $200,000 in jewellery. All deny the charges. Trial begins November 30.
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