Queensland police catch Brisbane man trying to illegally re-enter the state after a bid to rekindle relationship with person in COVID hotspot.
A Brisbane man, who drove to Wollongong to rekindle a relationship with a former partner, has been caught re-entering Queensland on foot and trying to have his car towed through a Gold Coast border checkpoint.After being stopped from entering Queensland by police at a border checkpoint, a Brisbane man called a tow truck to take his car across as he walked across border
The man was intercepted by police at a Tugun address and ordered into hotel quarantine for 14 days at his own expense
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