A Queensland man accused of vandalising multiple Woolworths stores has been ordered not to go within 50m of the supermarket.
Travis Matthew Profke, 40, was last month charged with wilful damage over allegations he graffitied southeast Queensland stores with messages appearing denigrate the company’s decision not to sell Australian Day merchandise.
He appeared in Brisbane Magistrates Court for the first time on Wednesday.
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As a bail condition, Magistrates Rosemary Gilbert ordered he not go within within 50 metres of any Woolworths store.
He agreed to the condition and declined to speak to media upon leaving the court.
Profke, from Ormiston, allegedly vandalised a Woolworths store in Teneriffe by spraying it with graffiti and setting off a flare at the front door in the early hours of January 15.
Court documents reveal he’s also accused of vandalising businesses at Cleveland and Victoria Point.
He is due to return to court next month.
