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Marlette Chantell Le-Feuvre's professional career as a Queensland paramedic remains in doubt after she was sentenced on Wednesday. Le-Feuvre, 31, pleaded guilty to a string of drug and medicine possession charges in Southport Magistrates Court this week. The court heard that police uncovered a vial of stimulant clenbuterol with syringes, MDMA, and containers of steroid pills in a bedroom during a raid of her Maudsland home on the Gold Coast last year. They also found a vial of adrenaline in the kitchen, which Le-Feuvre claimed she had forgotten to take out of her pocket after a shift as a paramedic.

Marlette Le-Feuvre, 31, pleaded guilty to a string of charges in Southport Magistrates Court on Tuesday, including possessing dangerous drugs, buying or possessing medicines or hazardous poisons, and failing to properly dispose of a needle or syringe. The court heard that police uncovered a vial of stimulant clenbuterol with syringes, MDMA, and containers of steroid pills in the bedroom  during a raid of her Maudsland home last year. Officers also found a vial of adrenaline in the kitchen, which Le-Feuvre had mistakenly left in her pocket after a shift. She will learn her fate on Wednesday.

Suzi Taylor of Block Blocks has returned to social media for the first time in months to reveal her surprising new career path. Following her legal woes last year, the former reality television star, 52, published her first Instagram grid post in 13 weeks. In the article, she spoke about a work advertisement for Melbourne-based company Carver Constructions, revealing her entry into construction.

After being charged with dozens of criminal offences, including possession of dangerous drugs, she walked free from jail with a $500 fine last month. So it's no wonder that Suzi Taylor, 47, was in a bouncing mood on Thursday when she posted two smiley selfies on Instagram. With a red afro hairstyle brushed on top of her naturally brown hair, the former glamour model seemed almost unrecognizable.

Following a sudden change in a scheduled hearing in a Queensland court, former Block star Suzi Taylor walked free from jail with a $500 fine. Several police charges, including possession of dangerous drugs, were allegedly linked to an incident in Southport last year.

Patrick Durbin said a student who threatened him was allowed to remain on campus. Durbin said he had been suspended for exchanging inaccurate information about the incident. Durbin said he warned the school administrators but was dismissed, but the student was allowed to stay on campus. He also stated that the police were not alerted of the risks. Since news outlets picked up his news, he was finally reinstated on Friday. Durbin warned of the danger at his school days after a first-grade teacher at a Virginia school, Abigail Zwerner, was shot by a six-year-old boy who carried a rifle to school.

Fisher-Price has been recalled Rock 'n Play Sleepers, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, and 100 infants have been linked to the deaths of 100 babies. Infants were first recalled in April 2019 after reports of babies rolling from their back to their stomach or side if unrestrained in the sleeper. Approximately 4.7 million units were affected by the recall, but there have been additional 70 deaths since 2019. The company denied studies that indicated the product was unsafe before it was announced in 2009. It then ignored repeated warnings until the product was finally recalled in 2019. Here are a few of the babies who died, clockwise from top left: Savannah Lynn Savage, James R. Weigand III, Emma Richter, Alexander Thompson, and Ezra Overton.