Police investigate a complaint involving an email described as a “threat” that was allegedly sent between councillors in Redlands City Council. Multiple outlets report the matter centers on Adelia Berridge, after she raised questions about the mayor’s drink-driving charge. Sources state Berridge later received a number of complaints through Queensland’s right-to-information process (OIA). The articles say police inquiries were undertaken in response to the email threat allegation. They do not describe the specific wording of the email or provide details of any formal charges, court proceedings, or outcomes of the investigation. The reporting also links the complaint to the broader political controversy surrounding the mayor’s drink-driving matter and Berridge’s outspoken comments. Overall, the accounts agree that police are assessing a complaint about an alleged threatening email exchange between councillors, with Berridge named in connection with the circumstances surrounding the allegation and subsequent OIA complaints.