A man has been arrested after trying to evade police at Parafield Gardens last night
At 8.30pm on Friday 2 May police spotted a red Holden sedan on Martins Road
Parafield Gardens and directed the driver to stop
The vehicle wasn't pursued by police as fortunately PolAir was in the area and tracked the vehicle from above
The vehicle was tracked onto John Rice Avenue and the Grove Way where it will be alleged it reached speeds of 120 km/h
Patrols successfully spiked the vehicle on two occasions on the Grove Way
The vehicle continued into Fairview Park before stopping on Hamilton Road and the driver attempted to run from the car
He was swiftly arrested after a short foot chase
Checks revealed the 32-year-old driver from Banksia Park was currently disqualified from driving
He was arrested and charged with fail to stop
and he was bailed to appear in the Elizabeth Magistrates Court on 18 June
A 50-year-old man has been charged with manslaughter following the death of a seven-week-old baby
when paramedics were called to a home in Adelaide’s northern suburbs
and an infant was transported to the Women’s and Children’s Hospital with critical injuries
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Police on Wednesday arrested a man from Parafield Gardens
Authorities allege the man inflicted the injuries on the infant while in his care on the afternoon of July 24
He has been charged with manslaughter and has been refused bail
with a court appearance scheduled on Wednesday in the Adelaide Magistrates Court
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The home theatre inside the Parafield Gardens house at 1 Mitchell St is in the basement
Hidden beneath a Parafield Gardens home is a secret room that sets the perfect scene for a thrilling evening – or one that’s action packed
Enjoy Saturday night movie marathons in the home theatre that comes with the house at 1 Mitchell St
which has hit the market for the first time since it was built 46 years ago
the colourful room is a highlight of the three-storey home
It even has a built-in bar so you don’t miss a second of your favourite movie or TV show while pouring another drink
Another one of the living areas on the ground floor also has a built-in bar
who is selling the 770sqm property with Rajwant Singh
said the owner added the home theatre after building the house in 1975
“The owners built it and built it well,” he said
then they dug out the underground cinema – he did it specifically for that.”
Mr Stapleton said there were several other factors attracting househunters in droves
it’s a corner block and the house is massive – the amount of living spaces is really attractive,” he said
“It’s ticking a lot of boxes for a lot of people.”
On the ground floor alone there are two large living spaces
The home has four bedrooms and two bathrooms
There is also plenty of space to entertain guests outside
The property will go under the hammer on September 18
The basement home theatre and large outdoor area with spa offer more space to entertain
with three on the ground floor and another with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite upstairs
There is also a large study with built-in desk upstairs
you just move in and you’re ready to go,” Mr Stapleton said
he said large families drawn to the home’s size were showing keen interest in it
The property will go to auction at 10am on September 18 without a price tag
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Parafield Gardens sold well above price expectations at auction
Not even the deafening sound of passing jet engines coming from the nearby airport were enough to deter close to two dozen buyers at a Parafield Gardens auction on the weekend
A total of 18 registered bidders lined the street outside 6 Miller Cres
in the hope to secure the renovator’s delight
Following an opening bid of $150,000 and seemingly countless $1 bids thereafter
the three bedrooms home sold for $273,102 — $64,202 above reserve
Vendor David Miles and Ray White Norwood agent Ryan Stapleton outside 6 Miller Crescent
Selling agent Ryan Stapleton of Ray White Norwood said the sale exceeded price expectations and highlighted “that auctions work.”
We normally get two or three bidding in our area
But we had 18 registered and eight active bidders,” he said
“The winning bid was $273,102 – to be precise
but it reflected on the nature the auction
”It was a nail biting finish with the auctioneer
He later told me he never seen so many hands flying up at an auction all at once.”
which sits directly adjacent Parafield Airport and its fight training area
a retro kitchen and an open-plan living and dining area
There was also a large rear yard with a separate workshop
Despite much interest from renovators throughout the auction campaign
Mr Stapleton said the property ended up selling to a private developer
The magnitude if inquiries was a result of the price — we had it marketed with a price guide of $199,000,” he said
we ended up with a lot of proxy bids and even a young guys who works at the mines had his mum on the phone
“I think the result really shows that auctions work…and we’ve definitely seen more interest in our properties since the election
“Stock levels have actually gone down but attendance levels are increasing
Police believe the murdered man was stabbed at this Parafield Gardens home. (Nicola Gage: ABC News)
Link copiedShareShare articleA taskforce has been established to investigate the drug-related murder of a young man who was left in a car with "very significant stab wounds" outside the Lyell McEwin Hospital in Adelaide's north on Wednesday night.
Police suspect the 19-year-old victim from Gilles Plains was stabbed at a house on Pearson Street at Parafield Gardens and are forensically examining the property after blood was found at the scene.
Officers were directed to the house by someone who heard screaming inside and a neighbour says he heard a man pleading for his life while being dragged into a car.
The victim was driven to the Lyell McEwin in a black Holden Commodore about 9:45pm and CCTV footage shows the male driver getting out and leaving the scene moments after stopping.
The victim died in hospital a short time later.
Police say the driver ran down nearby Treves Street and then through a yard.
The area surrounding the hospital was locked down as STAR Group officers and the police helicopter scoured nearby streets.
Two women who were also in the car have not cooperated with the investigation.
State Emergency Service personnel joined the searched for clues on Thursday morning, with police doorknocks around the Lyell McEwin and Parafield Gardens.
Detective Superintendent Des Bray says the man's death has been declared a major crime and police are following several leads.
"It's fair to say that he suffered very significant stab wounds to his body which caused him to die within a very short time," he said.
"Most of those people that we've been talking to have a connection with the drug-trafficking environments of Adelaide.
SES personnel prepare to search area around Lyell McEwin Hospital for clues about the stabbing. (Rosemary Tierney: ABC News)
"The role of all the people in the car and what they were doing in the moments leading up to death is pretty well speculation at this stage.
"Certainly the other occupants of that car would know who that person is and they haven't assisted so anybody with information on the identity of the man that fled that vehicle would be very helpful."
Police say one of the women is well-known to them.
Superintendent Bray says police want to speak to a man in a high-visibility vest who can be seen on the security footage walking past as the driver got out.
"I stress to you he's not involved in any way in this incident. He walked directly in front of the car and he appeared to be looking at the man who ran away," he said.
Police have been unable to contact the occupant who lives at the Parafield Gardens home.
They want to hear from anyone else who has information about the car, which has been seized, or saw or heard anything in Pearson Street between 8:00pm and 10:00pm.