Robert William Eickenloff claimed the woman’s paperwork was ‘all good’ as they crossed a checkpoint
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A Queensland police officer has admitted to escorting his daughter across the state’s border illegally when travel was restricted during the Covid-19 outbreak.
Robert William Eickenloff, who has since left the police service, was on duty as a senior constable with the road policing command when he rode his motorcycle into New South Wales to accompany his only child across the border at Tweed Heads-Coolangatta in September last year, a Brisbane court was told on Thursday.
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Continue reading…Robert William Eickenloff claimed the woman’s paperwork was ‘all good’ as they crossed a checkpointGet our free news app, morning email briefing or daily news podcastA Queensland police officer has admitted to escorting his daughter across the state’s border illegally when travel was restricted during the Covid-19 outbreak.Robert William Eickenloff, who has since left the police service, was on duty as a senior constable with the road policing command when he rode his motorcycle into New South Wales to accompany his only child across the border at Tweed Heads-Coolangatta in September last year, a Brisbane court was told on Thursday.Sign up to receive an email with the top stories from Guardian Australia every morning Continue reading…