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Three charged after woman severs finger at Greenbank
By Felicity Caldwell
Three people have been charged after a woman was found standing alone at Greenbank with a severed finger on Friday night.
About 9.30pm, a motorist stopped and called the police after seeing the 37-year-old woman alone near Ison Road, Greenbank with non-life threatening injuries to her face and leg as well as a severed finger.
Police have charged two people after a woman was found injured and missing a finger.
Police attended the scene and after a search found her finger nearby on Ison Road.
An ambulance took the woman to the Princess Alexandra Hospital for treatment. Police charged three people over the incident.
A 42-year-old man along with a 26-year-old woman were initially charged with one count each of deprivation of liberty, torture, unlawful wounding, grievous bodily harm and assault occasioning bodily harm.
Later on Saturday a 31-year-old woman was also charged with grievous bodily harm, torture, deprivation of liberty, unlawful wounding, bodily harm and breach of bail.
The three charged are due to appear in Beenleigh Magistrates Court on Monday.