Body camera evidence: Paul Cohrs committal hearing date set

Picture- Warracknabeal Herald Mildura Long Range shooting Club president Paul Cohrs, gives Warracknabeal rifle club member Tamara Bandy her first shot of a 50 calibre rifle in April 2018.
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A BODY camera worn by an emergency services worker will form part of the evidence in a hearing to determine if Paul Cohrs will stand trial for the murder of his 82-year-old mother Bette Cohrs-Schulz at Red Cliffs last year. Mr Cohrs appeared in Mildura Magistrates’ Court by video link from prison yesterday when a […]

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