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Members of the Bullock family sat in the courtroom during the mention.
A woman accused of murder after her partner was fatally struck by a car will remain in custody after her case’s first court mention. Bradley Bullock, 50, was found with fatal injuries on Stoneywood Street in Fernvale, about 60 kilometres east of Brisbane, on Sunday afternoon after reports of a disturbance.
Lacey-Jay Bullock stands accused of killing her husband Bradley Bullock. Advertisement Mrs Bullock’s duty solicitor asked for a three-week adjournment and did not make an application for bail. Magistrate Jason Schubert ordered the matter back to court on October 21 and remanded Mrs Bullock in custody. When police were called to the scene on Sunday, neighbours were performing CPR on Mr Bullock, who had suffered significant injuries, police said.
The man was unable to be revived, leaving many people traumatised, Ipswich District Detective Inspector Mick Manago said. An adult child of the couple was at the home at the time of the incident. The couple was known to police and officers had previously been to the home for domestic and family violence-related matters, Manago said.
Support is available from the National Sexual Assault, Domestic Family Violence Counselling Service at 1800RESPECT or the Men’s Referral Service on 1300 766 491.
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