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Former Noosa councillor faces court

Former Noosa Councillor Jess Glasgow has found himself in hot water again as he appeared in Noosa Magistrates Court on Tuesday, charged with possessing cocaine.

He was pulled over by Noosa Police earlier this year on Saturday 18 July, when he was taken back to the police station for a breath test.

Mr Glasgow was then charged with possessing a dangerous drug after allegedly being found with cocaine.

While appearing in court, he denied knowing what the drug was and requested it be tested.

Mr Glasgow was voted out of Noosa Council at the last election after making headlines following his behaviour on reality television show The Bachelorette.

He is due to face court again on Tuesday 27 October.

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