A Longford man appeared in an out-of-hours court session on Sunday after being charged with more than 30 offences.
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It is alleged Ethan Daniel Baker, 25, recklessly discharged a firearm into a Longford house on Saturday.
The charges include being in the possession of firearms while a firearm prohibition order is in place, discharging a firearm, numerous motor vehicle stealing offences, evading police, possessing ammunition, driving without a licence, trespassing, and attempting to take a prohibited substance into the Launceston Remand Centre.
The offences occurred between March 11, and April 6.
He was arrested after allegedly failing to stop for police in a stolen motor vehicle near Epping Forrest on Saturday, police said.
Throughout his appearance in the Launceston Magistrates Court on Sunday, Mr Baker appeared to fall asleep, with the Justice of the Peace asking him numerous times if he was awake.
Mr Baker, who was not required to enter a plea, was remanded to reappear in the Magistrates Court on Monday at 2.15pm.
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