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ABC News
2 days ago
- ABC News
Stock Hotel fire attack CCTV
Jordan Moore retreated into the Stock Hotel in Toowoomba for help after being set on fire in September 2023.
ABC News
2 days ago
- ABC News
Man jailed over petrol fire attack outside Toowoomba's Stock Hotel
A man who doused another man in petrol in a Toowoomba hotel car park in 2023 has been jailed for nine years. In the District Court in Toowoomba on Wednesday, Yves William David Greenhill, 28, pleaded guilty to acts intending to cause grievous bodily harm. The court heard Greenhill got into the back seat of Jordan Moore's car with a female co-accused on September 13, 2023 with the intent to rob him. Crown Prosecutor Hamish Macintyre told the court Greenhill splashed petrol over the then-26-year-old, who was set ablaze soon after by one of the pair. "In being a party to lighting the victim on fire by virtue of squirting the petrol, it is so close to the act that in my submission there is no real distinction between striking the match and doing that," Mr Macintyre said. The court heard Mr Moore managed to jump out of the car while still on fire, ripping off his shirt, while his attackers fled in another car driven by a third person. "[Mr Moore] suffered burns to 10 per cent of his body, including face, neck, chest, and back of his hands," Mr Macintyre said. "Even with the treatment he received … he is still expected to have significant visible burns and disfigurement into the future." Greenhill's defence barrister Scott Lynch told the court his client had an unfortunate upbringing. He said challenges earlier in life continued to have a profound impact. "He suffered a brain and spinal injury after falling from a balcony in 2019," Mr Lynch said. "[Sentencing would come] with a greater deal of burden upon him by reason of his state of health." In sentencing Greenhill, Judge Dennis Lynch said while his co-accused planned the attack, Greenhill had agreed to participate in the attempted robbery. "It was fortunate that [Mr Moore] was not more significantly injured, or worse," he said Judge Lynch sentenced Greenhill to nine years' jail, with parole after four-and-a-half years. "Because of your prior [criminal] history, it's necessary to fix that point of your release … I've also designed [it] as a measure to provide some community protection from your continued offending." Greenhill has already served 629 days in custody and will be eligible for parole on March 20, 2028. His co-offenders, Courtney Lee Ramsey and Codie Leigh Bird, were sentenced in June last year.
Yahoo
09-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
QB Payton Thorne, 12 other undrafted players sign with Bengals
The Bengals signed four draft picks on Thursday and they added a bunch of undrafted rookies to the roster on Friday. Quarterback Payton Thorne was one of 13 signings announced by the team. Thorne spent three years at Michigan State and two seasons at Auburn before moving into the NFL. He was 199-of-317 for 2,713 yards, 21 touchdowns, and nine interceptions last season. Advertisement The Bengals also signed Ohio State center Seth McLaughlin, Duke wide receiver Jordan Moore, Oklahoma State wide receiver Rashod Owens, West Virginia tight end Kole Taylor, Michigan long snapper William Wagner, Dickinson defensive tackle Dante Barnett, Arizona running back Quali Conley, Notre Dame defensive tackle Howard Cross III, BYU tackle Caleb Etienne, Arkansas defensive tackle Eric Gregory, Texas Tech cornerback Bralyn Lux, and Cincinnati wide receiver Jamoi Mayes. Barnett is from England and will receive a roster exemption as part of the International Player Pathway Program.
USA Today
07-05-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Bengals undrafted free agents: Jordan Moore profile
Among the undrafted players who have reportedly joined the Cincinnati Bengals is a two-time All-ACC honoree and one of Duke's all-time leading receivers. Let's meet Duke wide receiver Jordan Moore. Moore had a productive final season at Duke in 2024, catching 55 passes for 861 yards and eight touchdowns. He led the team in receiving yards and was second in receptions and touchdowns. For his career, Moore played in 49 games and had 35 starts, catching 177 passes for 2,352 yards and 21 touchdowns. He also added three rushing touchdowns. RELATED: Bengals free agents remaining after 2025 NFL draft Moore was named All-ACC twice, earning Second Team honors in 2023 and Third Team honors in 2024. He was also a three-time Academic All-ACC pick (2022-24). Moore, a three-star recruit from Sykesville, Maryland, comes from a very athletic family. His father is the all-time leader in goals and points for Goucher College soccer. His brother (Jayden, Duke) and cousins (Bisi, Penn; Wande, New Hampshire/Yale; Noah, Navy) either are currently or have played collegiate football. His sister, Skylar, also attends Duke. RELATED: 2025 NFL draft: RAS scores for new Bengals rookie class
Daily Record
07-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Record
Gartcairn relegation confirmed, despite emphatic win over Troon
The Airdrie club couldn't avoid the drop despite clocking up a 4-1 win Gartcairn co-boss Ryan McStay admits his side put in their best performance of his tenure so far to down high-flying Troon – but it wasn't enough to prevent them being relegated from the West of Scotland Premier Division. In a season that included a 15-point deduction for fielding an ineligible player, the Airdrie outfit knew they had to win to keep their slim survival hopes alive. Although they did their part with a 4-1 win, a 3-2 victory for near rivals Shotts over Benburb ensured their relegation to the First Division. Gartcairn - who only have one game remaining, against Shotts this Saturday - claimed all three points thanks to a Dale Simeon double and strikes from Adam McGowan and Jordan Moore. And McStay said: 'It was probably the best performance we've had so far. The disappointment was conceding the goal, but if we had scored six or seven goals it wouldn't have flattered us. 'But, sadly, it wasn't enough. 'It has been hard for us, taking over with six games left. 'Saturday was the first time we've had a full squad. We had 17 fit players out of 18, whereas the last two games we've only had two under-20s on the bench. 'We were able to bring on the likes of Andy Stirling and Jordan Moore, who came on and scored a good goal. 'We have been unlucky in the depth of the squad. I feel as if we had that squad today over the last three games, we would still be in with a shot of staying up. 'But we kind of knew relegation would be the outcome. We were the favourites to go down when we took over because the teams around us had so many games in hand, but it is at least done and dusted now.' McStay and co-boss Darren Barr are determined to come straight back up next season, but know it won't be easy. McStay added: 'I was the a player/assistant manager in the First Division during my time at St Roch's so I know the league well. It is going to be a very tough league to get out of. 'Our ambition is to go and win the league next season. 'We are meeting a few players this week and see what we can do to bring in the right blend of players to kick the club on.' Attention now turns to Saturday's final game of the campaign and McStay hopes the side can produce another big performance to take into pre-season. 'This week we could maybe give a few of the younger players a go,' McStay admitted. But I think I will give most of the team from the Troon game to try and go out on a high.' Saturday's clash at Hannah Park is a 2pm kick-off.
