Perth cafe owner to fight charges over marijuana-laced brownie claims

[WA Today]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Friday, 19th July, 2019 PM News Update [The cafe owner has pleaded not guilty to the charges.]( [Perth cafe owner to fight charges over marijuana-laced brownie claims]( BY Heather McNeill A Perth cafe owner accused of selling a marijuana-laced brownie to a young family will fight the charges at trial. --------------------------------------------------------------- Top stories [Never to be released: Bedford killer to die behind bars for 'exceedingly brutal' family killings]( The man who brutally killed his family in Bedford last year is the first ever Western Australian to be sentenced to life imprisonment with no hope of ever being released. 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