Former Queensland Rugby League Star ‘The Axe’ Trevor Gillmeister Charged After Brisbane Venue Incident
Key Facts
- Fooder Trevor Gillmeister, 61, was charged following an alleged incident at a Brisbane City venue.
- He is known for his nickname, “The Axe,” and retired from rugby league in 1996.
- Gillmeister faces three charges: public nuisance, assault, and obstructing police.
- He is due to appear in court on December 2.
What Happened?
Queensland police were called to a licensed premises in Brisbane City on Friday evening after reports that the former State ofOrigin player had been evicted for allegedly assaulting a staff member.
“Upon arrival, officers were advised the man had been evicted after allegedly assaulting a staff member.”
When authorities attempted to arrest Gillmeister, they allege that he pushed officers away and became involved in a physical struggle before being transported to a Brisbane City Watchhouse.
Gillmeister’s Career
Trevor Gillmeister made his Queensland State of Origin debut in 1987 and went on to play 22 State of Origin matches. After retirement, he worked as a defensive consultant for the Gold Coast Titans and defensive coach for the Queensland Maroons.
Did you know?
Gillmeister’s aggressive defensive play earned him the nickname “The Axe”.
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