‘If I wanted to plan a murder’: Beau Lamarre-Condon tells court what he would have done

A former police officer appeared before a Sydney court to deny any intent to murder, stating that he never planned to kill anyone and, if he had, would have used stolen vehicles and an unlinked gun. The prosecution countered, implying that the defendant’s plan was flawed and that this was the reason for his current legal situation. The case highlights the tension between the defendant’s claims and the prosecutor’s insistence on the seriousness of the alleged plot.

Former police officer tells court ‘it was never a plan to murder anybody’ as prosecution repeatedly suggests to him he planned to kill Jesse Baird Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastBeau Lamarre-Condon has told a Sydney court he never planned to murder anybody and if he did, he reiterated he would use stolen vehicles and a gun not linked to him.But the prosecutor responded: “No one’s saying it was a good plan, that’s why you’re sitting here.” Continue reading...