Man accused of 95 bomb hoax threats in southeast Queensland refused bail A SLACKS Creek man accused of 95 bomb hoaxes and threats in southeast Queensland has been refused bail. A SLACKS Creek man accused of 95 bomb hoax threats in southeast Queensland has been refused bail. Theofillus Sugiaman, 40, appeared in Beenleigh Magistrates Court this afternoon. Police allege he texted Police Link over a number of months threatening to blow up shopping centres, a cinema and Brisbane Airport. The court heard the texts included: "I have placed explosive in shopping centre around Brisbane. Also going to kidnap a Kiwi chick. This is real. Call my no. I will tell you where explosives are in one hour. Another read: "My name is Sam. I hold this young girl. I about to kill her at Surfers. Come find me. Another text said: "We have bomb in Brisbane Airport. It will go off in two hours. I have kidnapped young lady. She has bomb on her too. Prosecutor Sergeant Elen French said the texts originated in Zillmere and were a fear, harm and threat to members of the public. She opposed bail. In applying for bail lawyer Justin Ashcroft said the alleged offences were strongly disputed. He said his client would agree not to use any electronic device if granted bail. Magistrate Brian Kucks said the risk was unacceptable given the nature and seriousness of offences and strength of evidence. Sugiaman has been remanded in custody and will appear at a later date.