Pacific Pines Tavern worker Kelly McLaren gives evidence in murder trial of Gold Coast policeman Damian Leeding Damian Leeding with his wife Sonya. Photo: Channel Nine Source: Supplied EVIDENCE has finished early on day five of the murder trial of Gold Coast police officer detective Sen-Constable Damian Leeding. Brisbane Supreme Court Justice James Douglas told the jury it was free to leave early on Friday after hearing evidence from re-called witness Kelly McLaren. Ms McLaren, a former assistant manager at the Pacific Pines Tavern, detailed whether machinery operating in a storeroom where she and others were zip-tied and told to lie on the ground had been noisy. She said there was a post-mix machine in the storeroom but it only made a "low humming noise" when it was on. She said compressors in a cool room did not make "much noise." She said a nearby washing machine and dryer had not been switched on at the time of the robbery. The court heard poker machines in the gaming area of the tavern made little noise when they were not being played. Jurors on Thursday toured the tavern off Hotham Drive, at Pacific Pines, where Coomera detective Sen-Constable Damian Leeding, 35, was shot at close range during a bungled armed robbery. Phillip Graeme Abell, 41, and Donna Lee McAvoy, 39, have pleaded not guilty to the shooting murder of Sen-Constable Leeding as he tried to foil their escape at 10.40pm on May 29, 2011. The trial resumes on Monday.