Jurors in murder trial of Damian Leeding visit crime scene at Pacific Pines Tavern JURORS hearing evidence in the murder trial of a Gold Coast police officer have visited the Pacific Pines Tavern where he was gunned down. On the fourth day of a murder trial in the Supreme Court of Brisbane, jurors toured the tavern off Hotham Drive at Pacific Pines where Coomera detective Sen-Constable Damian Leeding was shot at close range during a bungled armed robbery. He died in hospital when his life-support was turned off on June 1, 2011. Phillip Graeme Abell, 41, and Donna Lee McAvoy, 39, have pleaded not guilty to the shooting murder of Sen-Constable Leeding, 35, when he tried to foil their escape at 10.40pm on May 29, 2011. Police on Thursday cordoned off the tavern, which was momentarily closed for business during the viewing, and redirected traffic away from the area. Jurors arrived on a bus at 10.20am and Justice James Douglas, who presided over the viewing, arrived shortly afterwards. The group toured the tavern for just under an hour in the company of the bailiff and legal counsel, including barristers, for both Abell and McAvoy. They spent time inside the tavern as well as outside the main entrance, where the shooting took place just over two years ago. Justice Douglas on Wednesday excused both accused from attending the viewing. The trial resumes on Friday.