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Event Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsDate/Time Reported : 06/01/2018 23:30 Event Status : VERIFIEDCreated By : GODSON, NICHOLAS WARREN - SYDNEY CITY PACUpdated By : STANFORD, MARYANNE ELIZABETH - SYDNEY CITY PAC

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL INTENTION OFFENCEFurther Class. : ARMED WITH INTENTIncident Date/Time : 06/01/2018 23:30 to 06/01/2018 23:45Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : GEORGE ST, near Int BRIDGE ST, SYDNEY, NSW, 2000Beat : 02 NHW : 02

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Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL RESIST/HINDER/ASSAULT OFFICERFurther Class. : RESIST/HINDER OFFICERIncident Date/Time : 06/01/2018 23:30 to 06/01/2018 23:45Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : GEORGE ST, near Int BRIDGE ST, SYDNEY, NSW, 2000Beat : 02 NHW : 02


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Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL INTENTION OFFENCEFurther Class. : POSSESS IMPLEMENTSIncident Date/Time : 06/01/2018 23:30 to 06/01/2018 23:45Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : GEORGE ST, near Int BRIDGE ST, SYDNEY, NSW, 2000Beat : 02 NHW : 02

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Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL LICENSING LEGISLATIONFurther Class. : PRECINCT BANNING ORDERIncident Date/Time : 07/01/2018 02:30 to 07/01/2018 02:30Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : GEORGE ST, near Int BRIDGE ST, SYDNEY, NSW, 2000Beat : 02 NHW : 02


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NarrativeNarrativeNarrativeDate/Time Created : 07/01/2018 00:44Created By : LSCON NICHOLAS GODSON - SYDNEY CITY PAC

LOC: George Street,About 20m south of Bridge Street,

Sydney

RE: Armed with intentResist PoliceAssault Police

POI:DOB:

************************************************About 11:25pm on Saturday 6th of January 2018, atthe Establishment Hotel, 252 George Street,Sydney, the Accused, andhis wife were was asked to leave by Securityguard, , due to showing signs ofintoxication.

About 11:30pm, was informed of aconfrontation between the Accused and anothergroup of people on George Street which iscurrently closed to vehicles for light railconstruction. The area is a small thoroughfarebetween the eastern and western footpaths ofGeorge Street and is often used as a smoking areaby patrons of the Establishment Hotel.

intervened, stepping between the group &the Accused, and asked them move on. Assaid this, the Accused pulled out a folding knifewith a 10cm silver blade and black handle, theblade had been sharpened on both sides of theblade. The Accused pointed the blade atwho was about two feet away and said "Don't fuckwith me". stepped back and called out"He's got a knife" to Establishment HotelOperations Manager, , who was standingnearby.

ran over to the intersection of George &Bridge Streets, where Police were conducting pointduty and notified them of the incident.said to the Accused who was now walking away onthe western footpath of George Street "Can youcome back and show the Police what you did again".The Accused pulled out the knife again andfollowed back towards the EstablishmentHotel.

Police arrived at the location and called for himto stop. The Accused ignored Police directions and

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continued to walk away from Police. The Accusedkept his hands around the front of his waist,Police could not identify if any weapon was in hishands so drew their firearms and repeatedly calledfor him to stop.

The Accused threw an item into a planter boxseparating the footpath from an open square at 255George Street, Sydney, which was witnessed by

& Police and believed to be theknife. Constable moved in to arrest theAccused and held him in a bear hug, but this wasresisted by the Accused who was thrashing about,further Police and security arrived to assist inrestraining the Accused on the ground.

The Accused continued to wriggle and thrash about,Constable was holding onto the Accused'sarm when the Accused bit Constable on hisright thigh just about his knee cap, leaving atwenty cent coin sized red mark. The Accused wasplaced into a caged truck and transported to DayStreet Police Station, where he was introduced tothe Custody Manager.

The knife was collected from the planter box andseized by Police, this was booked up as anexhibit, number X0003154549.

The Accused was not read his rights under Part 9of the Law Enforcement (Powers & Responsibilities)Act 2002 nor was he offered the opportunity to beelectronically interviewed due to his level ofintoxication and continued aggressive behaviourwhilst at the station.

All safeguards under the Law Enforcement (Powers &Responsibilities) Act 2002 were adhered to.

The Accused is now charged with the matters beforethe Court.

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New South Wales Police H 67079171

CAN

FACTS SHEET

Date of Arrest : 06/01/2018 Time of Arrest : 23:30

Offender :

Address :

:

Nationality : Unknown D.O.B :

Occupation : Unemployed CNI No. :

Seq. No. Offences

1 . Law Part : 70624Custody of knife in public place first offence

Act Summary Offences Act 1988

Section 11c(1)

3 . Law Part : 239Resist officer in execution of duty T2

Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 58

4 . Law Part : 235Assault officer in execution of duty T2

Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 58

5 . Law Part : 21709Assault police officer in execution of duty cause abh T1

Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 60(2)

ARRESTING OFFICER

Name : SENCONMARC JOHNSON

Station : ST GEORGE PAC

Name : LSCON ANDREW GAUNT

Station : SYDNEY CITY PAC

INFORMANT

Name : LSCON NICHOLAS GODSON


ACCEPTING OFFICER

Name : SGT BARBARA HARRIS

Station : Sydney City Pac

Date : 07/01/2018

COURT

Court Name : Downing Centre Local Court

Court Date : 16/07/2018

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CAN

FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

WITNESSES

Police Witnesses : 3

Civilian Witnesses : 2

BAIL

Bail Type : Bail Conditional

ANTECEDENT

.

FULL FACTS

About 11:25pm on Saturday 6th of January 2018, at the Establishment Hotel, 252 George

Street, Sydney, the Accused, and his wife were was asked to

leave by Security guard, due to showing signs of intoxication.

About 11:30pm, was informed of a confrontation between the Accused and

another group of people on George Street which is currently closed to vehicles for light rail

construction. The area is a small thoroughfare between the eastern and western footpaths

of George Street and is often used as a smoking area by patrons of the Establishment Hotel.

intervened, stepping between the group & the Accused, and asked them move

on. As said this, the Accused pulled out a folding knife with a 10cm silver blade

and black handle, the blade had been sharpened on both sides of the blade. The Accused

pointed the blade at who was about two feet away and said "Don't fuck

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FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

with me". stepped back and called out "He's got a knife" to Establishment Hotel

Operations Manager, who was standing nearby.

ran over to the intersection of George & Bridge Streets, where Police were

conducting point duty and notified them of the incident. said to the Accused who

was now walking away on the western footpath of George Street "Can you come back and

show the Police what you did again". The Accused pulled out the knife again and followed

back towards the Establishment Hotel.

Police arrived at the location and called for him to stop. The Accused ignored Police

directions and continued to walk away from Police. The Accused kept his hands around the

frontof his waist, Police could not identify if any weapon was in his hands so drew their

firearms and repeatedly called for him to stop.

The Accused threw an item into a planter box separating the footpath from an open square

at 255 George Street, Sydney, which was witnessed by , & Police and

believed to be the knife. Constable moved in to arrest the Accused and held him

in a bear hug, but this was resisted by the Accused who was thrashing about, further Police

and security arrived to assist in restraining the Accused on the ground.

The Accused continued to wriggle and thrash about, Constable was holding onto

the Accused's arm when the Accused bit Constable on his right thigh just about

his knee cap, leaving a twenty cent coin sized red mark.

At the same time, the Accused purposely dug his fingernails into Constable s

hands. The Accused dug his fingernails into Constable s right index finger,

causing a small laceration which began bleeding.

The Accused was placed into a caged truck and transported to Day Street Police Station,

where he was introduced to the Custody Manager.

The knife was collected from the planter box and seized by Police, this was booked up as an

exhibit, number X0003154549.

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CAN

FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

The Accused was read his rights under Part 9 of the Law Enforcement (Powers &

Responsibilities) Act 2002. The Accused was not offered the opportunity to be electronically

interviewed due to his level of intoxication and continued aggressive behaviour whilst at the

station.

All safeguards under the Law Enforcement (Powers & Responsibilities) Act 2002 were

adhered to.

The Accused is now charged with the matters before the Court.

Facts Created by : LSCON NICHOLAS GODSON Date : 07/01/2018

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Event Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsDate/Time Reported : 07/01/2018 19:50 Event Status : VERIFIEDCreated By : GYDE, KATRINA MARGARET - SYDNEY CITY PACUpdated By : BREED, CHRISTOPHER - SYDNEY CITY PAC

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL POWERS - MOVE ONFurther Class. : REFUSE DIRECTIONIncident Date/Time : 07/01/2018 19:50 to 07/01/2018 20:00Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : 7 ELEVEN CONVENIENCE STORE, SHOP 1, EDDY AVE, HAYMBeat : NA NHW : NA


Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL RESIST/HINDER/ASSAULT OFFICERFurther Class. : ASSAULT OFFICERIncident Date/Time : 07/01/2018 19:50 to 07/01/2018 20:00Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : 7 ELEVEN CONVENIENCE STORE, SHOP 1, EDDY AVE, HAYMBeat : NA NHW : NA



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NarrativeNarrativeNarrativeDate/Time Created : 07/01/2018 22:18Created By : DET KATRINA GYDE - SYDNEY CITY PAC

T/D : 19:55 hours / Sunday 7 January 2018

LOC : Outside of 7 Eleven, Shop 1 Eddy Avenue,Haymarket

POI :DOB :ADD :DESC : Large build, grey hair and beard, long inlength, Caucasian male, wearing black pants and ablack tshirt.

VIC : Sergeant of PTCINJURIES : brusing to left eye external, rednessand possible scratch on left eyeball, scratch onleft cheek, brusing and grazing to knees, minorscatches to face, soreness to back of head due tohair pulling.

TOA: 20:05 07/01/2018 - PTC40

TOC : 20:35 (Eddy Ave) - 20:45 (Day Street) -SCARFO / TREVITT

WIT1 :DOBPHE :

-CCTV requested CAM 1 and CAM4 (1945-2015).

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Date/Time Created : 08/01/2018 01:28Created By : DET JAMES DINNERVILLE - SYDNEY CITY PAC

FACTS:

The accused is , who at the time ofthis offence was of age.

The victim is Acting Sergeant , aserving NSW Police officer, who at the time ofthis offence was undertaking her duties infull police uniform.

About 7:50pm on Sunday 7 January 2018 the accusedand a female person, who do not know each other,become involved in a verbal argument outside theentrance to the 7 Eleven convenience store on EddyAvenue in Haymarket. As a result the female walkedaway to seek assistance from police.

Acting Sergeant was walking about 50 metresaway and was approached by the female, whoinformed her she had been sworn at and verballyabused by the accused, and that as a result shefelt that she was being harassed. obtaineddetails from the female before making her waytowards the accused.

As she approached the accused she was informed byother passing pedestrians that the accused wasyelling at them as they passed. They informed herthat the actions of the accused caused them tofeel intimidated.

Acting Sergeant approached the accused andrecognised him to be She informedthe accused why she was speaking with him andinformed him that, due to his actions, he wasbeing given a direction to leave the area.

Whilst in the process of providing this directionthe accused raised his voice and commenced usingprofanities towards Acting Sergeant . Whileyelling at he commenced walking towardsher, coming within her personal space causing herto fear that she may be assaulted.

Acting Sergeant placed her left hand out infront of her, with her palm facing towards theaccused. She pushed against the chest area of theaccused in an effort to create a space betweenherself and the accused. The accused wassuccessfully pushed a short distance away,creating a safe space between the two.

After being pushed backwards the accused raised

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his right hand and punched out forcefully in thedirection of Acting Sergeant , connectingheavily with the left side of her face around hereye. This caused her immediate pain and to becomeoff balance.

The accused reached out towards Acting Sergeantand took hold of her hair, pulling it

forcefully towards the ground, causing her to fallto the ground. landed heavily on her kneesinto a crouching position.

The accused took hold of Acting Sergeantwhile she was on the ground, with the physicalaltercation continuing.

Acting Sergeant was assisted almostimmediately by members of the public who waswalking by. The took hold of the accused andremoved him from the back of

Further police arrived and the accused was placedunder arrest at the scene.

As a result of the assault Acting Sergeantsuffered scratches to her face, left eye andknees. The scratches to her face were deepenough to bleed. She was transported by ambulanceto hospital where medical treatment wasadministered. At the time of writing she remainsin hospital undergoing treatment.

No permission was provided to the accused toassault .

The accused was transported to Day Street PoliceStation, where he was entered into custody andinformed of his Part 9 rights under LEPRA.

He participated freely in an electronicallyrecorded interview, during which he stated he hadhad an argument with an unknown Aboriginal femalewho went and alerted a unformed police officer. Hestated the police officer told him to leave, andafter doing so there was a 'collision' between thetwo. He denied punching her to the face orpulling at her hair causing her to fall to theground.

The accused consented to forensic procedures,being the taking of photographs.

The accused was charged with the matters beforethe court.

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SC109 - DINNERVILLE/GYDE

Date/Time Created : 08/01/2018 17:47Created By : DET JAMES DINNERVILLE - SYDNEY CITY PAC

Case update 08/01/2018:

- refused bail to 08/01/2018. Went beforeCLC and granted conditional bail. Next Courtappearance on 19/02/2018.- Witness statement from

obtained- Witness statement from obtained.- Media release put out via Media Unit with a viewof identifying passing males who assisted.- CCTV from 7 Eleven secured.- Request submitted to Sydney Trains for CCTV. SRS201807010396. iAsk_8283734.- Requests made from attending and arrestingpolice re notebooks. BWV requests also made to beuploaded.- A/Sgt to complete statement at earliesopportunity. Contemporaneous notes regardingmatter have been made. Nil BWV available.- A/Sgt spoken to on 08/01/2018. Advisedwill be re-attending Sydney Hospital for furtherfollow up treatment later this week. Request formedical records release forwarded by email. Eventnumber provided.

DSC DINNERVILLE08/01/2018

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CAN

FACTS SHEET


Offender :

Address :

:



Seq. No. Offences


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 60(2)

ARRESTING OFFICER

Name : DET KATRINA GYDE


Name : DET JAMES DINNERVILLE

Station : SCC ROBBERY & SERIOUS CRIME SQUAD

Name : SENCON ALAATTIN CICEK

Station : POLICE TRANSPORT CENTRAL

Name : CON SHERIDAN VENN

Station : GRAFTON

Name : SENCON ALEX BUSH

Station : POLICE TRANSPORT CENTRAL

INFORMANT

Name : DET JAMES DINNERVILLE

Station : SCC ROBBERY & SERIOUS CRIME SQUAD

ACCEPTING OFFICER

Name : LSCON ROBERT BEARD


Date : 08/01/2018

COURT

Court Name : Central Local Court

Court Date : 21/01/2019

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CAN

FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

WITNESSES



BAIL

Bail Type : No Bail Conditions

ANTECEDENT

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CAN

FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

FULL FACTS

The accused is , who at the time of this offence was of age.

The victim is Acting Sergeant a serving NSW Police officer, who at the time

of this offence was undertaking her duties in full police uniform.

About 7:50pm on Sunday 7 January 2018, and a female person, who do not know

each other, become involved in a verbal argument outside the entrance to the 7-Eleven

convenience store on Eddy Avenue in Haymarket. As a result the female walked away to

seek assistance from police.

Acting Sergeant was undertaking other duties nearby. She was approached by the

female who informed her she had been sworn at by a male and believed the male was going

to hit her. As a result of his actions she felt intimidated. obtained details from the

female, told her to move on, and made her way towards

As Acting Sergeant approached she was informed by other passing

pedestrians that he was yelling at them as they passed. They informed her that the actions

of the accused caused them to feel intimidated.

Acting Sergeant approached who was seated on a milk crate. She

recognised him from previous interactions. She said to him, " , you know me, I'm Senior

Constable from the Police Transport Command upstairs at Central. Can I get you to

stop abusing members of the public as they walk by?"

replied, "Fuck you, I'm not doing nothing fucking wrong, you cunt."

Acting Sergeant said, "And that's why I'm now giving you an official move on

direction to leave the area, you have been verbally abusing members of the public, causing

fear. People don't needto be sworn at and abused by you."

stood up from the milk crate and approached Acting Sergeant yelling at

her, "I'm not going to fucking listen to you, you fucking cunt."

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Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

Acting Sergeant said, "Dave don't make my life hard, just move on and come back

in a few hours."

continued to walk towards Acting Sergeant , into her personal space.

is a large male, who at the time had his fists clenched. With the behaviour of

escalating, feared for her personal safety. She said to him, "David, get back."

replied, "No, fuck you."

Acting Sergeant used her palms to push o the chest area, in an attempt to

create a safe space between the two. As this action was being undertaken, Acting Sergeant

said to , "Get back, and move on, now!" - whilst pointing in the direction

that she wanted him to walk.

replied, "Fuck you cunt."

leaned forward and punched out quickly with his right hand and arm. This punch

connected with the left side of Acting Sergeant 's face, around her left eye, causing

immediate pain and causing her to have difficulty with her vision. She distinctive raised up

both her hands in an attempt to defend herself.

grabbed the hair of Acting Sergeant , that was tied in a bun to the rear of

her head. He forcefully pulled her hair downward, causing her to fall to the ground, landing

on her knees in a crouching position.

Acting Sergeant could feel the weight of on her back. She then felt herself

being dragged along the ground whilst still in the crouching position.

Almost immediately Acting Sergeant was assisted by passing members of the

public. They took hold of and removed him from .

Acting Sergeant called for assistance via the police radio. Further police arrived and

the accused was placed under arrest at the scene.

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FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

As a result of the assault, Acting Sergeant suffered scratches to the bridge of her

nose, the left side of her face and to an area below her lips, as well as scratches to both

knees. The scratches to her face were deep enough to bleed, and there was an amount of

blood that was coming from her nose. Her left eye was noted to be red and bloodshot.

Acting Sergeant was transported by ambulance to hospital where medical

treatment was administered. During this treatment it was determined the force of the assault

caused a scratch to her left left eye ball. Medical treatment is on-going to clarify the extent

of this injury.

No permission was provided to to assault Acting Sergeant .

sustained no visible injuries and made no complaint of any injuries.

was transported to Day Street Police Station, where he was entered into custody and

informed of his Part 9 rights under LEPRA.

He participated in an electronically recorded interview, during which he stated he had had an

argument with an unknown Aboriginal female who went and alerted a unformed police

officer. He stated the police officer told him to leave, and after doing so there was a

'collision' between the two while he was trying to pick up his bag. He denied punching the

police officer to the face or pulling at her hair causing her to fall to the ground.

During the recorded interview had a number of verbal outbursts whereby his voice

become loud and he swore excessively.

consented to forensic procedures, being the taking of photographs.

He was charged with the matters before the court.

Facts Created by : DET JAMES DINNERVILLE Date : 08/01/2018

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Event Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsDate/Time Reported : 08/02/2018 20:00 Event Status : VERIFIEDCreated By : RULLIS, PAUL JOHN - SOUTH SYDNEY PACUpdated By : PORTEOUS, MATTHEW JOHN - SOUTH SYDNEY PAC

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL ASSAULTFurther Class. : ACTUAL BODILY HARMIncident Date/Time : 08/02/2018 20:00 to 08/02/2018 20:15Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : GEORGE ST, near Int REDFERN ST, REDFERN, NSW, 2016Beat : NA NHW : NA

MO Type : METHOD USED Desc : PUNCHFIST/FEET/BODY


WITNESSWITNESSWITNESSPERSON OF INTEREST

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL RESIST/HINDER/ASSAULT OFFICERFurther Class. : ASSAULT OFFICERIncident Date/Time : 08/02/2018 20:00 to 08/02/2018 20:15Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : REDFERN ST, near Int REGENT ST, REDFERN, NSW, 2016Beat : NA NHW : NA


PERSON OF INTEREST

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : MENTAL HEALTH ACTFurther Class. : SECT 22 - DETAINED BY POLICEIncident Date/Time : 08/02/2018 20:00 to 08/02/2018 23:09Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : REDFERN ST, near Int REGENT ST, REDFERN, NSW, 2016Beat : NA NHW : NA

Involved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsPATIENT

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NarrativeNarrativeNarrativeDate/Time Created : 08/02/2018 22:42Created By : DET PAUL RULLIS - SOUTH SYDNEY PAC

The Accused in this matter isYears of Age).

About 8pm on Thursday 8 February, 2018, the Victimin this matter 15 year old wassitting on a ledge near the intersection of Georgeand Redfern Street, Redfern after just finishingwork at a nearby fast-food restaurant.

The Accused at this time was walking along GeorgeStreet, Redfern, and approached the Victim who waslooking down at her phone with headphones in herears. The Accused without provocation then punchesthe Victim 4 times to the head forcing her to theground. The Accused stands and continues to walkaway turning West onto Redfern Street, Redfern.

A number of nearby witnesses who saw the incidentimmediately run to the aid of the Victim whilstothers follow the Accused. Uniformed Police onRedfern Street, Redfern, were alerted to theassault on the Victim and approach the Accused.When approaching the Accused she immediatelybegins to yell and scream before head buttingLeading Senior Constable in the mouth.

Police subsequently took the Accused to ground andhandcuffed her to the rear placing her underarrest.

The Accused was subsequently conveyed by Policecaged vehicle to Redfern Police station where shewas entered into custody. Due to the Accusedbehaviour an Ambulance was called and she wassedated before being transported under Policeguard to Hospital for assessment under the MentalHealth Act.

As a result of the Accused actions the Victimsuffered swelling and bruising to her head and wasrequired to be transported to Hospital. LeadingSenior Constable suffered redness andswelling to his mouth.

The Accused is now charged with the matter beforethe Courts.

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Date/Time Created : 08/02/2018 23:14Created By : DET PAUL RULLIS - SOUTH SYDNEY PAC

MENTAL HEALTH / ATTEMPT SUICIDE / SELF HARM

1. POLICE INVOLVED IN INCIDENT:

RF77 RULLIS/BROADFOOT/ROBERTSRF14 LIVERMORERF10 BAKER

AMBOS 1658 Drummoyne LEARY/DOUCH

2. SCHEDULE TYPE UNDER THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT 2007:Section 22 - Police Officer

3. TOTAL TIME SPENT AT SCENE OR LOCATION:TOI- 8pm, TOA: 8:15pm, AMBOS arrived at RF Policestation 8:40pm sedated and conveyed at 9pm, Athospital from 9:15pm til time of writing (11:15pm)and ongoing.

4. TRANSPORTATION TYPE: Ambulance under Policeguard.

5. LEVEL OF TRANSPORT ASSISTANCE / FORM OFRESTRAINT USED: Sedation

6. NAME OF CARE FACILITY: RPA Camperdown

7. TIME OF TRIAGE AT CARE FACILITY:

8. TOTAL TIME SPENT AT CARE FACILITY: 2.5 Hours +

9. INCIDENT NARRATIVE: See narrative A

A COPY OF THE COMPLETED (POLICE) SECTION 22 FORMHAS BEEN COMPLETED AND ATTACHED TO THE EVENT.

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Address :

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Seq. No. Offences

1 . Law Part : 243Assault occasioning actual bodily harm T2

Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 59(1)


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 60(2)

ARRESTING OFFICER

Name : DET TOBY BROADFOOT

Station : SOUTH SYDNEY PAC

Name : DET PAUL RULLIS


INFORMANT

Name : DET PAUL RULLIS


ACCEPTING OFFICER

Name : SGT KELVIN O'REILLY

Station : Sutherland Shire Pac

Date : 08/02/2018

COURT


Court Date : 23/02/2018

WITNESSES



BAIL

Bail Type : Bail Refused

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Defendant :

ANTECEDENTS

Further antecedents to be determined at Court.

FULL FACTS

The Accused in this matter is Years of Age).

About 8pm on Thursday 8 February, 2018, the Victim in this matter 15 year old

was sitting on a ledge near the intersection of George and Redfern Street, Redfern

after just finishing work at a nearby fast-food restaurant.

The Accused at this time was walking along George Street, Redfern, and approached the

Victim who was looking down at her phone with headphones in her ears. The Accused

without provocation then punches the Victim 4 times to the head forcing her to the ground.

The Accused stands and continues to walk away turning West onto Redfern Street, Redfern.

A number of nearby witnesses who saw the incident immediately run to the aid of the Victim

whilst others follow the Accused. Uniformed Police on Redfern Street, Redfern, were alerted

to the assault on the Victim and approach the Accused. When approaching the Accused she

immediately begins to yell and scream before head butting Leading Senior Constable

in the mouth.

Police subsequently took the Accused to ground and handcuffed her to the rear placing her

under arrest.

The Accused was subsequently conveyed by Police caged vehicle to Redfern Police station

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Defendant :

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where she was entered into custody. Due to the Accused behaviour an Ambulance was

called and she was sedated before being transported under Police guard to Hospital for

assessment under the Mental Health Act.

As a result of the Accused actions the Victim suffered swelling and bruising to her head and

was required to be transported to Hospital. Leading Senior Constable suffered

redness and swelling to his mouth.

The assault of the Victim is captured on high quality CCTV cameras.

The Accused is now charged and stands before the Courts.

Facts Created by : DET PAUL RULLIS Date : 08/02/2018

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Event Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsDate/Time Reported : 18/02/2018 02:30 Event Status : VERIFIEDCreated By : MCGREGOR, RHYS WILLIAM - SYDNEY CITY PACUpdated By : RYAN, PAUL MICHAEL - SYDNEY CITY PAC

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL RESIST/HINDER/ASSAULT OFFICERFurther Class. : ASSAULT OFFICERIncident Date/Time : 18/02/2018 02:00 to 18/02/2018 03:00Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : HARBOURSIDE SHOPPING CENTRE, WATERSHED HOTEL, SHOPBeat : NA NHW : NA

MO Type : THROW PROJECTILE Desc : BOTTLEInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsVICTIM

WITNESSPERSON OF INTEREST

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL LICENSING LEGISLATIONFurther Class. : PRECINCT BANNING ORDERIncident Date/Time : 18/02/2018 02:00 to 18/02/2018 03:00Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : HARBOURSIDE SHOPPING CENTRE, WATERSHED HOTEL, SHOPBeat : NA NHW : NA


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NarrativeNarrativeNarrativeDate/Time Created : 18/02/2018 06:54Created By : CON RHYS MCGREGOR - SYDNEY CITY PAC

T/D: 0230 18/02/2018LOC: Watershed Hotel, Darling Harbour

VIC: CstR/N: 5152

POI:DOB:ADD:

####################################################Narrative:About 02:30am, Saturday 18 February 2018 policeattended the Watershed Hotel in relation to abrawl which had occurred.

Police spoke with a number of people at thepremises.

As police were attempting to escort a person awayfrom the premises, an unknown female has runtoward the POI, , yelling aggressively.

The POI, who was up a small flight of stairs,threw a full, sealed bottle of water toward theunknown female.

The bottle has flown through the air and collidedwith the left rear side of the Victim, MCGREGOR's,head. This caused immediate pain and shocked thevictim.

Police approached the POI and arrested her forassault police. Police informed the POI she wasbeing recorded on body worn video.

Police later identified the POI as a victim in aseparate matter.

As a result of the assault the victim has receivedlocalised swelling on the rear of his head, whichhas swollen 2-3cms, causing pain.

The POI admitted guilt at the scene and said,"Sorry I was aiming for the lady running up thestairs, I was afraid she'd come and hit me. Ididn't mean for it to hit you."

Given the nature of the original incident and theminor nature of the injury the POI is to be issueda FSCAN for assault police at a later date.

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FUTURE CAN

FACTS SHEET

Offender :

Address :

:

Nationality : Australian D.O.B :

Occupation : CNI No. :

Seq. No. Offences


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 60(2)

INFORMANT

Name : CON RHYS MCGREGOR

Station : BURWOOD HWP

ACCEPTING OFFICER

Name : LSCON ANDREW GAUNT


Date : 19/02/2018

COURT

Court Name : Downing Centre Local Court

Court Date : 14/08/2018

WITNESSES



BAIL


ANTECEDENT

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FUTURE CAN

FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

FULL FACTS

About 02:30am, Saturday 18 February 2018 police attended the Watershed Hotel in relation

to a brawl which had occurred. Police were in full uniform at the time.

Police spoke with a number of people at the premises.

As police were attempting to escort a person away from the premises, an unknown female

has run toward the accused, yelling aggressively.

The accused, who was up a small flight of stairs, threw a full, sealed bottle of water toward

the unknown female.

The bottle has flown through the air and collided with the left rear side of the Victim,

Constable 's, head. This caused immediate pain and shocked the victim.

The accused was identified by security at the scene who and been standing with her.

Police approached the accused and arrested her for assault police. Police informed the

accused she was being recorded on body worn video. The accused was handcuffed to the

rear and moved away from others at the scene.

Police later identified the accused as a victim in a separate matter. Police removed the

accused handcuffs, and spoke to her in regards to the other incident.

As a result of the assault the victim has received localised swelling on the rear of his head,

which has swollen 2-3cms, causing pain. This swelling receded a few hours later, leaving a

slight lump. The area remained tender to the touch.

The accused admitted guilt at the scene and said, "Sorry I was aiming for the lady running up

the stairs, I was afraid she'd come and hit me. I didn't mean for it to hit you."

Given the nature of the original incident, and the fact that the accused did not intend to injure

police, the accused was issued a FSCAN instead of a bail CAN.

Facts Created by : CON RHYS MCGREGOR Date : 19/02/2018

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Event Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsDate/Time Reported : 18/03/2018 17:15 Event Status : VERIFIEDCreated By : LOUDJANI, ABDEL-KARIM - SYDNEY CITY STREET POLICINGUpdated By : SIMMONDS, DANIEL EZRA - SURRY HILLS

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL POWERS - PERSON SEARCHFurther Class. : ITEM/OBJECT NOT FOUNDIncident Date/Time : 18/03/2018 17:15 to 18/03/2018 17:15Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : PITT ST, near Int EDDY AVE, HAYMARKET, NSW, 2000Beat : NA NHW : NA

Involved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsPERSON NAMED

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL RESIST/HINDER/ASSAULT OFFICERFurther Class. : ASSAULT OFFICERIncident Date/Time : 18/03/2018 17:15 to 18/03/2018 17:15Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : PITT ST, near Int EDDY AVE, HAYMARKET, NSW, 2000Beat : NA NHW : NA

MO Type : METHOD USED Desc : OTHERInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsVICTIM

VICTIM

PERSON OF INTEREST

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NarrativeNarrativeNarrativeDate/Time Created : 18/03/2018 18:43Created By : SENCON ABDEL-KARIM LOUDJANI - SYDNEY CITY STREET POLIC

Automated Narrative Created on: 18/03/2018 18:43.At: 18/03/2018 17:15CNIOf:

was searched with nothing foundPrimary Reason:SUSPECTED POSSESSION OF ILLEGAL DRUGAdditional Comments:POI IN A KNOWN DRUG LOCATION. POI PROVIDINGPOLICE FAKE NAMES AND ACTING VERY ERRATICALLY,SWEATING PROFUSELY..By Officer:.At Site of Incident:PITT STHAYMARKET NSW 2000

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Date/Time Created : 21/03/2018 06:39Created By : SENCON ABDEL-KARIM LOUDJANI - SYDNEY CITY STREET POLIC

About 5:15pm on Sunday the 18th of March 2018,police were patrolling the area of Pitt Street,Sydney, near Saint Lawrence Lane. This area isvery well known to police for drug and propertyoffences. While patrolling, police recognised

,the Accused walking along PittStreet.

The Accused appeared affected by drugs other thanalcohol. She was sweating profusely, was erraticin her movements, her eyes were widened and hermoods fluctuated quickly. Police stopped theAccused, introducing themselves as required bySection 202 of the Law Enforcement (Powers andResponsibilities) Act 2002.

The Accused was immediately defensive, vehementlydenied being ' ', providing police withvarious names confirmed to be false and becomingirate when addressed by her name. Police at thescene were familiar with the Accused and herhistory from previous interactions and were ableto confirm her identity via photograph at thescene. Due to the history and intelligence relatedto the location for drug offences, the apparentintoxication of the Accused by drugs other thanalcohol, and her insistence at providing policewith false details, police formed the suspicionshe was in possession of prohibited drugs andsubsequently requested the Accused submit to asearch. As the search was being conducted, policeperformed checks on the Accused's actual detailswhich revealed she was wanted for a breach ofbail. The Accused was placed under arrest andcautioned. Due to her erratic and aggressivebehaviour, the Accused was handcuffed.

Offence One (1): Assault police officer inexecution of his duty occasioning actual bodilyharm.During the arrest of the Accused she leanedforwards before rapidly propelling her headbackwards and up, connecting with the lower liparea of Constable . This head butt causedConstable 's lip to split and some minorbleeding. The Accused was taken to the ground toprevent further similar assaults. She was againcautioned and informed she was now under arrestfor assaulting police.

Offence Two (2): Assault police officer inexecution of his duty occasioning actual bodilyharm.

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While the Accused was on the ground, Constablewas checking the handcuffs to ensure they

were secure. The Accused began grabbing at theright hand of Constable and was warned notto do so. She clawed at the back area of Constable

' right hand causing three distinct scratchesand breaking the skin in two spots, causing minorbleeding.

The Accused was eventually taken to Day StreetPolice Station where she was entered into custody.She was not offered to participated in anelectronically recorded interview due to her levelof intoxication and aggressive behaviour towardspolice.

This incident was capture by police body wornvideo.

The Accused is charged with two (2) sequence ofassault police in execution of their duty causingactual bodily harm.

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CAN

FACTS SHEET


Offender :

Address :

:



Seq. No. Offences


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 60(2)


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 60(2)

ARRESTING OFFICER

Name : CON LAUREN SMITH

Station : PROACTIVE CRIME TEAM SYDNEY CITY

Name : SENCON ABDEL-KARIM LOUDJANI

Station : LEICHHARDT HWP

Name : SENCON CAMERON JONES

Station : ORANAMIDWESTERN TARGET ACTION GRP

INFORMANT

Name : SENCON CAMERON JONES

Station : ORANAMIDWESTERN TARGET ACTION GRP

ACCEPTING OFFICER

Name : LSCON NICHOLAS GODSON


Date : 18/03/2018

COURT


Court Date : 17/05/2018

WITNESSES



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CAN

FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

BAIL


ANTECEDENT

FULL FACTS

About 5:15pm on Sunday the 18th of March 2018, police were patrolling the area of Pitt

Street, Sydney, near Saint Lawrence Lane. This area is very well known to police for drug

and property offences. While patrolling, police recognised , the Accused

walking along Pitt Street.

The Accused appeared affected by drugs other than alcohol. She was sweating profusely,

was erratic in her movements, her eyes were widened and her moods fluctuated quickly.

Police stopped the Accused, introducing themselves as required by Section 202 of the Law

Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002.

The Accused was immediately defensive, vehemently denied being ' ', providing police

with various names confirmed to be false and becoming

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Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

irate when addressed by her name. Police at the scene were familiar with the Accused and

her history from previous interactions and were able to confirm her identity via photograph at

the scene. Due to the history and intelligence related to the location for drug offences, the

apparent intoxication of the Accused by drugs other than alcohol, and her insistence at

providing police with false details, police formed the suspicion she was in possession of

prohibited drugs and subsequently requested the Accused submit to a search. As the search

was being conducted, police performed checks on the Accused's actual details which

revealed she was wanted for a breach of bail. The Accused was placed under arrest and

cautioned. Due to her erratic and aggressive behaviour, the Accused was handcuffed.

Offence One (1): Assault police officer in execution of his duty occasioning actual bodily

harm. During the arrest of the Accused she leaned forwards before rapidly propelling her

head backwards and up, connecting with the lower lip area of Constable . This

head butt caused Constable s lip to split and some minor bleeding. The Accused

was taken to the ground to prevent further similar assaults. She was again cautioned and

informed she was now under arrest for assaulting police.

Offence Two (2): Assault police officer in execution of his duty occasioning actual bodily

harm. While the Accused was on the ground, Constable was checking the handcuffs

to ensure they were secure. The Accused began grabbing at the right hand of Constable

and was warned not to do so. She clawed at the back area of Constable

right hand causing three distinct scratches and breaking the skin in two spots, causing

minor bleeding.

The Accused was eventually taken to Day Street Police Station where she was entered into

custody. She was not offered to participated in an electronically recorded interview due to

her level of intoxication and aggressive behaviour towards police.

This incident was capture by police body worn video.

The Accused is charged with two (2) sequence of assault police in execution of their duty

causing actual bodily harm.

Facts Created by : SENCON CAMERON JONES Date : 18/03/2018

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Event Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsDate/Time Reported : 19/05/2018 23:20 Event Status : VERIFIEDCreated By : PRINCE, DION ISSAC - NORTHERN BEACHES PACUpdated By : PRINCE, DION ISSAC - NORTHERN BEACHES PAC

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL ASSAULTFurther Class. : ACTUAL BODILY HARMIncident Date/Time : 19/05/2018 23:15 to 19/05/2018 23:23Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : DEE WHY HOTEL, PITTWATER RD, near Int STURDIE PDE,Beat : NA NHW : NA

MO Type : METHOD USED Desc : PUNCHInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsVICTIM

PERSON OF INTEREST

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL ASSAULTFurther Class. : ACTUAL BODILY HARMIncident Date/Time : 19/05/2018 23:40 to 19/05/2018 23:45Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : DEE WHY HOTEL, PITTWATER RD, near Int STURDIE PDE,Beat : NA NHW : NA

MO Type : METHOD USED Desc : PUNCHInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsVICTIM

PERSON OF INTEREST

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL LICENSING LEGISLATIONFurther Class. : OFFENCE BY CUSTOMER NOT MINORIncident Date/Time : 19/05/2018 23:10 to 19/05/2018 23:25Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : DEE WHY HOTEL, PITTWATER RD, near Int STURDIE PDE,Beat : NA NHW : NA


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Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL RESIST/HINDER/ASSAULT OFFICERFurther Class. : RESIST/HINDER OFFICERIncident Date/Time : 19/05/2018 23:30 to 19/05/2018 23:40Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : DEE WHY HOTEL, PITTWATER RD, near Int STURDIE PDE,Beat : NA NHW : NA


PERSON OF INTEREST

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL RESIST/HINDER/ASSAULT OFFICERFurther Class. : ASSAULT OFFICERIncident Date/Time : 19/05/2018 23:40 to 19/05/2018 23:50Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : DEE WHY HOTEL, PITTWATER RD, near Int STURDIE PDE,Beat : NA NHW : NA


PERSON OF INTEREST

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL LICENSING LEGISLATIONFurther Class. : OFFENCE BY CUSTOMER NOT MINORIncident Date/Time : 19/05/2018 23:00 to 19/05/2018 23:23Incident Class. : DUPLICATELocation : DEE WHY HOTEL, PITTWATER RD, near Int STURDIE PDE,Beat : NA NHW : NA

Involved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsWITNESSWITNESSPERSON OF INTEREST

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Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL POWERS - MOVE ONFurther Class. : REFUSE DIR - CONTINUE INTOX & DISORDERIncident Date/Time : 20/05/2018 00:01 to 20/05/2018 00:10Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : PITTWATER RD, near Int PACIFIC PDE, DEE WHY, NSW,Beat : NA NHW : NA


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NarrativeNarrativeNarrativeDate/Time Created : 20/05/2018 01:50Created By : SENCON DION PRINCE - NORTHERN BEACHES PAC

T/D: 11.10pm Saturday 19th May 2018

LOC: Dee Why Hotel, Pittwater Road, Manly

RE: Assault/assault police/resist/fail to quit

POI:ADD:DOB:

VIC1: (Security Guard)DOB:

VIC2: (Police Officer)

The accused in the matter is , born.

About 11.10pm, Saturday the 19th of May, 2018, theaccused was in the Dee Why Hotel, with somefriends celebrating the birthday of one of thefriends, . The group was consumingalcohol and had been in the venue for at least twohours.

At this time a security guard made an assessmentof the group that some of them were showing thesigns of intoxication and approached them. Theguard advised the group that they were on lastdrinks and when they finished they were to leave.Some members of the group began arguing with theguard, including the accused. The guard asked theaccused to leave the venue due to his intoxicationand for being quarrelsome.

Sequence 1 - Excluded person fail to leavelicensed premises when requiredThe accused became aggressive in his behaviour,getting up in the face of the guard and pointinghis fingers at him, swearing and refusing tofollow their instructions to leave. Some membersof the group attempted to physically push theaccused out, although the accused fought againstthem, insisting on staying to argue his case notto leave. The accused was eventually pushed outthe door by , where they stood on thefootpath of Pittwater Road, for a short timearguing with security before walking away in anortherly direction.

About one to two minutes later the accused andwalked back to the entrance of the Hotel,

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with the accused continuing to argue withsecurity. attempted to push the accusedaway, although the accused refused to leave. Asecurity guard told the accused that he must be atleast 50 metres away from the venue. After anotherminute or so the accused and walked away inthe southerly direction for a few metres beforestopping and talking to each other.

Sequence 2 - Excluded person remain in thevicinity of licensed premisesThe accused continued to come and go from theentrance, yelling and swearing at the guards,demanding to know why he was asked to leave,although refusing to listen to the guards. Theaccused refused to leave the vicinity of the DeeWhy Hotel.

Sequence 3 - Assault occasioning actual bodilyharmAfter a few minutes other members of the groupwere being escorted out of the Hotel by securityguards, with one aggressive male being forcefullyremoved out the door onto Pittwater Road, where hewas pushed out falling onto the footpath. Theaccused, who was close by, ran at security guard

, raising his right arm with hisright fist clenched. saw the accusedcoming and in an attempt to avoid a confrontation,put his hands up in an defensive action. Theaccused continued though and forcefully punchedguard to the left side of his face,causing immediate pain to the left cheek of

. As a result stumbled andfell onto the footpath. The accused ran off in anortherly direction onto Pittwater Road. Securitycalled for Police assistance. The group, includingthe accused, stayed in the area for a short timebefore walking away in a northerly direction andwaving down a Taxi.

About 11.20pm, on the same date plain clothesLicensing Police attended the location and walkedto the entrance of the Hotel. A guard brieflyexplained that another guard had been punched andidentified the males getting into the Taxi about50 metres away as the group involved. Policeapproached the Taxi and showed their Policewarrant badges to the group, asking the group offive males, including the accused, to get out ofthe Taxi and, due to them being near by where analleged assault took place, provide their namesand addresses and some identification. All partiesprovided some identification, including theaccused, who produced a NSW drivers licence

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, in the name of the accused whichincluded a photo that depicted him.

Some members of the group became argumentative,with the accused insisting to see the Policewarrant badges again and again and continue to askfor their names and ranks. Police showed theaccused their warrant badges on several occasions,providing their names and ranks and asking theaccused to get his phone out so he can take downtheir names and ranks so he would stop askingthem, which he did.

Sequence 4 - Assault occasioning actual bodilyharm (Police Officer)While Senior Constable was conductingchecks with VKG radio, was standing lessthan half a metre away, getting into his personalspace, demanding his drivers licence back. Tocreate a gap and continue with his duties bywriting the parties details in his Policenotebook, Senior Constable walked away,although followed him, continuing to getinto his personal space, which prevented SeniorConstable from his Police duties. SeniorConstable asked to stand back, althoughhe refused. To prevent hindering SeniorConstable and to ensure his safety, SeniorConstable placed a hand on the shoulder of

and walked him away. turned towardsSenior Constable and got into his face,swearing at him. Fearing a physical confrontationand to create a gap between himself and ,Senior Constable administered an approvedPolice defensive tactic called a check drill, byusing both hands to push away.

The accused, who was standing about one metre awayto Senior Constable 's left, and while SeniorConstable was facing sideways and not lookingdirectly at him has raised his right arm and witha clenched fist, and in a similar manner in thepunch to , has forcefully punched SeniorConstable to the left side of his face,causing immediate pain to his left side of hisskull, behind his left ear, before running awayalong Pittwater Road in a northerly direction.

Sequence 5 - Resist arrestSenior Constable ran after the accused,while yelling out, "Police, stop running, Policestop running". After a few metres Senior Constable

grabbed hold of the accused, just beforecrossing Pacific Parade. Senior Constableheld onto the accused yelling, "You are under

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arrest, stop running". The accused violently movedhis body from side to side in an attempt to freehimself and tensed his arms pulling them away fromthe grip of Senior Constable . Theaccusedcontinued to run, crossing the road ontothe footpath on the other side. After another fewmetres Senior Constable caught up to theaccused. The accused stopped and turned to SeniorConstable , raising his arms up andclenching his fists at him. To prevent beingassaulted and to protect himself from physicalharm, Senior Constable deployed a onesecond burst of Oleoresin Spray into the eyes ofthe accused, causing him to grab his eyes and bendover forwards. Senior Constable PRINCE took holdof the accused and attempted to place him onto theground where he could control him and placehandcuffs on him. At this stage Senior Constable

arrived and assisted to force the accusedonto his front onto the ground and place handcuffsto his wrists while his hands were behind hisback.

Further Police assistance arrived and the accusedwas conveyed to the Manly Police Station where hewas introduced to the Custody Manager and read hisrights under part nine of the Law EnforcementPowers and Responsibilities Act, 2007.

Police spoke to the security guards involved andviewed CCTV footage which shows the matters in theDee Why Hotel and the assault upon . AnAmbulance attended and administered first aid to

at the Hotel. As a result of theassault, suffered bruising and swellingto his left cheek. As a result of the secondassault, Senior Constable suffered sorenessto the left side of his head, a headache and asore neck.

Due to his aggression and intoxication, Police didnot offer the accused an interview.

and Senior Constable did not givetheir permission to the accused to be assaulted.

The accused is charged with the matters to be putbefore the court.

Should the matter proceed to sentence, Policerequest the CCTV footage be played.

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Date/Time Created : 29/05/2018 09:14Created By : SENCON DION PRINCE - NORTHERN BEACHES PAC

*Further incidents from the night*

POI2:ADD:DOB:

POI3:ADD:DOB:

WIT1:DOB:PH:

WIT2:DOB:

The 4 males listed above were in the group withthe accused, . The 2 witnesses wereasked to leave the Dee Why Hotel and took sometime to leave, although were not seen acting in anadverse manner in the CCTV footage. The witnesseswere also cooperative with Police.

POI2 , who is named in the fact sheet, wasuncooperative with Security when been asked toleave and after been eventually removed out ontoPittwater Road, refused to move out of the 50metre vicinity for some time.

POI3 required to be forcefully removed bysecurity after being asked to leave, whichresulted in him being pushed out onto thefootpath, causing minor grazes to his legs. POIJONES was uncooperative with Police, belligerentand confrontational.

All persons listed above were issued official movealong directions to leave the Dee Why area for aperiod of 6 hours due to their intoxication anddisorderly behaviour. POI2 later returned tothe scene where Police had the accused placed inhandcuffs waiting for conformation of the CCTVfootage details. POI2 was not actingdisorderly at this time and just kept enquiring asto the welfare of the accused. Police issued POI2

with a further move along direction to leavethe Dee Why area for 6 hours, although he refused,insisting to stay with the accused. POI2made attempts to walk past police to speak to theaccused and was refusing to listen to theirdirections. Due to the aggressive behaviour ofPOI2 earlier in the night, his current

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behaviour and his non compliance with the movealong direction, POI2 was placed underarrest for the offence and placed him inhandcuffs. When Police had placed the accused intoa caged truck and conveyed him away, POI2agreed to leave the area. Police removed thehandcuffs and discontinued the arrest. POI2left the area in a Taxi.

Police are yet to view CCTV footage as it has notbeen provided, due to the size and the Dee WhyHotel not having the appropriate storage device.Police will follow up with the Licensee, NickRUSH, for the footage and view before deciding onthe most appropriate infringements for POI2and POI3 .

PRINCE/COOK NB400

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Address :

:


Occupation : Business Owner CNI No. :

Seq. No. Offences

1 . Law Part : 65635Excluded person fail to leave premises when required

Act Liquor Act 2007

Section 77(4)

2 . Law Part : 65637Excluded person remain in vicinity of licensed premises

Act Liquor Act 2007

Section 77(8)(A)

3 . Law Part : 243Assault occasioning actual bodily harm T2

Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 59(1)


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 60(2)


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 58

6 . Law Part : 235Assault officer in execution of duty T2

Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 58

ARRESTING OFFICER

Name : SENCONWILLIAM COOK

Station : NW OPERATIONS SUPPORT GROUP

Name : SENCON DION PRINCE

Station : SURRY HILLS HWP

INFORMANT

Name : SENCON DION PRINCE

Station : SURRY HILLS HWP

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Defendant :

ACCEPTING OFFICER

Name : LSCON MATTHEW CAIN

Station : Northern Beaches Pac

Date : 20/05/2018

COURT

Court Name : Manly Local Court

Court Date : 22/08/2018

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ANTECEDENT

FULL FACTS

The accused in the matter is , born

About 11.10pm, Saturday the 19th of May, 2018, the accused was in the Dee Why Hotel, with

some friends celebrating the birthday of one of the friends, The group

was consuming alcohol and had been in the venue for at least two hours.

At this time a security guard made an assessment of the group that some of them were

showing the signs of intoxication and approached them. The guard advised the group that

they were on last drinks and when they finished they were to leave. Some members of the

group began arguing with the guard, including the accused. The guard asked the accused to

leave the venue due to his intoxication and for being quarrelsome.

Sequence 1 - Excluded person fail to leave

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licensed premises when required The accused became aggressive in his behaviour, getting

up in the face of the guard and pointing his fingers at him, swearing and refusing to follow

their instructions to leave. Some members of the group attempted to physically push the

accused out, although the accused fought against them, insisting on staying to argue his

case not to leave. The accused was eventually pushed out the door by , where they

stood on the footpath of Pittwater Road, for a short time arguing with security before walking

away in a northerly direction.

About one to two minutes later the accused and walked back to the entrance of the

Hotel, with the accused continuing to argue with security. attempted to push the

accused away, although the accused refused to leave. A security guard told the accused

that he must be at least 50 metres away from thevenue. After another minute or so the

accused and walked away in the southerly direction for a few metres before

stopping and talking to each other.

Sequence 2 - Excluded person remain in the vicinity of licensed premises The accused

continued to come and go from the entrance, yelling and swearing at the guards, demanding

to know why he was asked to leave, although refusing to listen to the guards. The accused

refused to leave the vicinity of the Dee Why Hotel.

Sequence 3 - Assault occasioning actual bodily harm After a few minutes other members of

the group were being escorted out of the Hotel by security guards, with one aggressive male

being forcefully removed out the door onto Pittwater Road, where he was pushed out falling

onto the footpath. The accused, who was close by, ran at security guard

, raising his right arm with his right fist clenched. saw the

accused coming and in an attempt to avoid a confrontation, put his hands up in an defensive

action. The accused continued though and forcefully punched guard to

the left side of his face, causing immediate pain to the left cheek of . As a

result stumbled and fell onto the footpath. The accused ran off in a northerly

direction onto Pittwater Road. Security called for Police assistance. The group, including the

accused, stayed in the area for a short time before walking away in a northerly direction and

waving down a Taxi.

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FULL FACTS Cont'd.

About 11.20pm, on the same date plain clothes Licensing Police attended the location and

walked to the entrance of the Hotel. A guard briefly explained that another guard had been

punchedand identified the males getting into the Taxi about 50 metres away as the group

involved. Police approached the Taxi and showed their Police warrant badges to the group,

asking the group of five males, including the accused, to get out of the Taxi and, due to them

being near by where an alleged assault took place, provide their names and addresses and

some identification. All parties provided some identification, including the accused, who

produced a NSW drivers licence 19983351, in the name of the accused which included a

photo that depicted him.

Some members of the group became argumentative, with the accused insisting to see the

Police warrant badges again and again and continue to ask for their names and ranks. Police

showed the accused their warrant badges on several occasions, providing their names and

ranks and asking the accused to get his phone out so he can take down their names and

ranks so he would stop asking them, which he did.

Sequence 4 - Assault occasioning actual bodily harm (Police Officer) While Senior

Constable was conducting checks with VKG radio, was standing less than

half a metre away, getting into his personal space, demanding his drivers licence back. To

create a gap and continue with his duties by writing the parties details in his Police

notebook, Senior Constable walked away, although followed him,

continuing to get into his personal space, which prevented Senior Constable from

his Police duties. Senior Constable asked to stand back, although he

refused. To prevent hindering Senior Constable and to ensure his safety,

Senior Constable placed a hand on the shoulder of and walked him away.

turned towards Senior Constable and got into his face, swearing at him.

Fearing a physical confrontation and to create a gap between himself and , Senior

Constable administered an approved Police defensive tactic called a check drill, by

using both hands to push away.

The accused, who was standing about one metre away to Senior Constable 's left, and

while Senior Constable was facing sideways and not looking at him, and without any

opportunity to defend himself, has raised his right arm and with a clenched fist, and in a

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similar manner in the punch to has forcefully punched Senior Constable

to the left side of his face. This caused immediate pain to his left side of Senior

Constable 's skull, behind his left ear. The accused immediately fled along Pittwater

Road in a northerly direction.

Sequence 5 - Resist arrest Senior Constable ran after the accused, while yelling

out, "Police, stop running, Police stop running". After a few metres Senior Constable

grabbed hold of the accused, just before crossing Pacific Parade. Senior Constable

held onto the accused yelling, "You are under arrest, stop running". The accused violently

moved his body from side to side in an attempt to free himself and tensed his arms pulling

them away from the grip of Senior Constable .

The accused continued to run, crossing the road onto the footpath on the other side. After

another few metres Senior Constable caught up to the accused. The accused

stopped and turned to Senior Constable , raising his arms up and clenching his fists

at him. To prevent being assaulted and to protect himself from physical harm, Senior

Constable deployed a one second burst of Oleoresin Spray into the eyes of the

accused, causing him to grab his eyes and bend over forwards. Senior Constable

took hold of the accused and attempted to place him onto the ground where he could

control him and place handcuffs on him. At this stage Senior Constable arrived and

assisted to force the accused onto his front onto the ground and place handcuffs to his

wrists while his hands were behind his back.

Further Police assistance arrived and the accused was conveyed to the Manly Police Station

where he was introduced to the Custody Manager and read his rights under part nine of the

Law Enforcement Powers and Responsibilities Act, 2007.

Police spoke to the security guards involved and viewed CCTV footage which shows the

matters in the Dee Why Hotel and the assault upon . An Ambulance

attended and administered first aid to at the Hotel. As a result of the

assault, suffered bruising and swelling to his left cheek. As a result of the

second assault, Senior Constable suffered soreness to the left side of his head, a

headache and a sore neck.

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FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

Due to his aggression and intoxication, Police did not offer the accused an interview.

and Senior Constable did not give their permission to the accused to

be assaulted.

The accused is charged with the matters to be put before the court.

Should the matter proceed to sentence, Police request the CCTV footage be played.

Facts Created by : SENCON DION PRINCE Date : 20/05/2018

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Event Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsDate/Time Reported : 14/07/2018 23:05 Event Status : VERIFIEDCreated By : FACEY, EVAN JOHN - KINGS CROSSUpdated By : TYSON, OLEG - KINGS CROSS

Event Involved Party DetailsEvent Involved Party DetailsEvent Involved Party DetailsPERSON REPORTING

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : DOMESTIC VIOLENCE-NO OFFENCEFurther Class. : VERBAL ARGUMENTIncident Date/Time : 14/07/2018 22:50 to 14/07/2018 22:50Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : KINGS HOTEL, 15, 39 DARLINGHURST RD, POTTS POINT,Beat : NA NHW : NA


PERSON NAMED

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL DRUG DETECTIONFurther Class. : OTHER DRUG DETECTION/SEIZURE OFFENCEIncident Date/Time : 14/07/2018 23:30 to 14/07/2018 23:30Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : KINGS HOTEL, 15, 39 DARLINGHURST RD, POTTS POINT,Beat : NA NHW : NA

MO Type : PLACE OF SECRETION Desc : PREMISESDRUG PACKAGING PLASTIC BAG


Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL RESIST/HINDER/ASSAULT OFFICERFurther Class. : ASSAULT OFFICERIncident Date/Time : 14/07/2018 23:08 to 14/07/2018 23:08Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : KINGS HOTEL, 15, 39 DARLINGHURST RD, POTTS POINT,Beat : NA NHW : NA


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PERSON OF INTEREST

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL RESIST/HINDER/ASSAULT OFFICERFurther Class. : ASSAULT OFFICERIncident Date/Time : 15/07/2018 00:30 to 15/07/2018 00:30Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : KINGS CROSS POLICE STATION, 1-15 ELIZABETH BAY RD,Beat : 05 NHW : 02


PERSON OF INTEREST

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL RESIST/HINDER/ASSAULT OFFICERFurther Class. : RESIST/HINDER OFFICERIncident Date/Time : 14/07/2018 23:08 to 14/07/2018 23:12Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : KINGS HOTEL, 15, 39 DARLINGHURST RD, POTTS POINT,Beat : NA NHW : NA


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Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL JUDICIAL OFFENCESFurther Class. : BREACH BAIL CONDITIONSIncident Date/Time : 14/07/2018 22:50 to 14/07/2018 22:50Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : KINGS HOTEL, 15, 39 DARLINGHURST RD, POTTS POINT,Beat : NA NHW : NA


Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL POWERS - PERSON SEARCHFurther Class. : REFUSE TO BE SEARCHEDIncident Date/Time : 14/07/2018 23:08 to 14/07/2018 23:08Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : KINGS HOTEL, 15, 39 DARLINGHURST RD, POTTS POINT,Beat : NA NHW : NA


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NarrativeNarrativeNarrativeDate/Time Created : 15/07/2018 01:25Created By : SGT EVAN FACEY - KINGS CROSS

The accused in this matter isborn .

On the night of Saturday 14 July 2018 the accusedand his girlfriend have rented ahotel room at the Kings Hotel, 39 DarlinghurstRoad, Potts Point. The accused and LOWE werestaying in Room 15.

There is a application for Apprehended DomesticViolence Order which is being heard at Mt DruittLocal court on Monday 16th July 2018 listing theaccused as the defendant and as the PINOP.

During the course of the night the accused andLOWE have become involved in some form of domesticincident within their room.

About 10:45pm on Saturday 14 July 2018, LOWE hascontacted Kings Cross police station stating "Ihave just had an argument with my boyfriend, wehave an AVO in place, send police".

About 11:00pm, has again contacted KingsCross police station and stated "I think policeare out the front but I can't let them up as he'sstopping me from getting to the door" Police couldthen hear a male and female shouting and scufflingin the background as the phone dropped to thefloor.

Police have urgently made their way to the KingsHotel where they were let inside the building byanother resident, and made their way to room 15where they observed . stated "He's left"and has declined to speak further with police orgive them any other information about whathappened.

A minute or so later other police have arrived atthe Kings Hotel, as they were waiting to gainentry to the building the accused has walked downthe stairs through the foyer to leave, and openedthe door for police. Police could see the accusedright hand was swollen and grazed and he had asplit lip. Police have asked the accused for hisname which he stated " " which policerecognised as the same name of the male involvedin the domestic. Whilst the accused was talking heslurred his words and was sweating profusely fromhis forehead.

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Police have activated their body worn video cameraand observed room key 15 in the accused hand.Police have informed the accused theirconversation and his actions were being recordedand police introduced themselves by name, rank andstation.

The accused was questioned on what has happenedduring the night to which he stated "Me and mypartner had an argument tonight. . Wecome in here and she told me she has been fuckingother people. I work full time and she doesn't. Ipaid for the hotel room and the fucking night outand she told me she's gonna fucking leave.... Isaid 'call the cops' ".

The accused was asked why his lip was bleedingwhich he responded with "She punched me". Policehave cautioned the accused and he responded with"Yep I understand, she did not punch me. I don'twant to say another word".

Police requested the accused to place his hands onthe wall behind him as they wished to search himwhich he complied with. As police were searchingthe accused he called out "Great night Jasmine....love you boo".

A few seconds later has quickly walked downstairs to the foyer of where the accused was beingsearched. As came into view the accusedquickly became upset, as he was sweating more andstarted crying whilst saying "Don't worry aboutthat hard cunt... it's over boo".

OFFENCE 1: Assault policeThe accused has removed his hands off the wall andturned towards . He was instructed by LeadingSenior Constable to keep his hands on thewall. The accused turned around and said "Don'tfucking touch me you fucking dog" at the same timepushing Leading Senior Constable to thechest.

OFFENCE 2: Resist police x 6The accused started to violently resist police andwas wrestled to the ground by Leading SeniorConstable , Leading Senior Constable ,Leading Senior Constable , Constable ,Constable , and Constable . The accusedwas instructed he was under arrest and to placehis hands behind his back, relax, and cooperatewith police. The accused refused and continued towrestle and resist police efforts control andhandcuff him.

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to the right hand side of the face causingimmediate pain and swelling.

The shock of being punched caused Leading SeniorConstable to let go of the accused legs. Theaccused has lifted his right foot and with theheel driven it into the mouth of Leading SeniorConstable . The force of the kick has chipped

'S front two incisor teeth, this causedimmediate pain and pieces of tooth fell from hismouth. will require extensive dentistry workto repair his teeth. The accused stated "Come oncunt, is that all you got"

Further police assisted and the accused wasfinally contained within the rear of the cagedvehicle. The accused started shouting "Fuckingdogs I'll get you" whilst kicking at the vehicledoor.

The accused was conveyed to Kings Cross chargeroom, where whilst still in the back of the cagedvehicle was spitting everywhere then vomited alarge amount of bourbon and cola. The accusedcontinued to abuse and threaten to assault policethrough the back of the vehicle.

Due to his behaviour he was forcibly removed fromthe vehicle before being searched and taken to aprisoner holding dock.

Whilst in the holding dock the accused yelled,abused and threaten to assault police if theyopened the door or came near him. No custodyquestions were asked of the accused due to hisaggressive behaviour. The accused constantly spatand in the dock and urinated in the dock.

OFFENCE 7: Assault policeWhilst police were going through theirinvestigation into the incident the accused hasspat between the perspex and door of the dock atpolice. This spittle has landed on the chest ofLeading Senior Constable .

OFFENCE 8: Intimidate PoliceOver the next couple of hours the accusedcontinued to spit from the gap in the dock door atpolice, this all hit the ground in front of himand a perspex shield protecting police using thecomputers.

The accused continued to shout at police, "Thefirst chance I get I'll fucking stab you" "You

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open this door and you're fucking dead" "There'sno chance I'm leaving this dock and goingcorrectives".

Due to the accused aggressive behaviour he was notoffered to participate in an interview and nocustody photos or fingerprints were taken fromhim.

OFFENCE 9: Breach of bailThe accused is currently on Bail for the offencesof 'Stalk/intimidateintend fear physical etc harm'and 'Use carriage service tomenace/harass/offend', charge H66492458 relates.

One of the conditions of the accused bail is toreside at: 30/ 7 Bougainville Road, LethbridgePark, NSW 2770. This condition is in place untilhis next court appearance on 23 July 2018.

The accused attempting to reside at the KingsHotel, 39 Darlinghurst Road, Potts Point is inbreach of his bail.

The accused is now charged with the matter beforethe Court.






Date/Time Created : 15/07/2018 05:35Created By : SGT EVAN FACEY - KINGS CROSS

TIME/DATE: 22:45 Saturday 14/07/2018LOCATION: Kings Hotel, Room 15, 39 DarlinghurstRoad, Potts Point

VIC:DOB:ADD:INJ:

POI:DOB:ADD:INJ:

ILS/FIREARM INFORMATION:ILS system checked -nil find

CAD MESSAGE DETAILS:

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HISTORY OF RELATIONSHIP AND DURATION:

CHILDREN:Nil

PRIOR HISTORY OF VIOLENCE INCLUDING STALKING &INTIMIDATION:Unknown

CURRENT OR PREVIOUS PROTECTION ORDERS:The POI has 2 current AVO's in place withdifferent victims and multiple expired AVO's.

DOCS ORDERS:N/A

FAMILY COURT AND PARENTING ORDERS:N/A

MOST RECENT INCIDENT:On the night of Saturday 14 July 2018 the accused

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and his girlfriend have renteda hotel room at the Kings Hotel, 39 DarlinghurstRoad, Potts Point. The accused and LOWE werestaying in Room 15.

During the course of the night the accused andhave become involved in some form of

domestic incident within their room.

About 10:45pm on Saturday 14 July 2018, hascontacted Kings Cross police station stating "Ihave just had an argument with my boyfriend, wehave an AVO in place, send police".

About 11:00pm, has again contacted KingsCross police station and stated "I think policeare out the front but I can't let them up as he'sstopping me from getting to the door" Policecould then hear a male and female shouting andscuffling in the background as the phone droppedto the floor.

Police have urgently made their way to the KingsHotel where they were let inside the building byanother resident, and made their way to room 15where they observed .

Police could see dried blood on LOWE face. Afemale officer initially asked her what happenedand LOWE stated "He punched me in the face, he bitme on the head, and pushed me". As other policeentered the room declined to comment furtherand told police she won't be making a statement orparticipating in a DVEK.

A few minutes later the defendant was spoken to inthe foyer of the Kings Hotel by other police.Police had a conversation with him on Body WornVideo where he stated "Me and my partner had anargument tonight. . We come in hereand she told me she has been fucking otherpeople. I work full time and she doesn't. I paidfor the hotel room and the fucking night out andshe told me she's gonna fucking leave.... I said'call the cops' ".

Police could see the defendant had a swollen handwith grazes and a split and swollen lip.

Upon hearing the defendants voice has comedown stairs which aggravated the defendant and hestated "Don't worry about that hard cunt... it'sover boo". Moments later the defendant wasinvolved in a long wrestle with police which hewas arrested and charged for.

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After the defendant was taken from the scene,police attempted to speak with in her room.She has verbally abused police and denied evencalling them. has demanded police leave herroom which they did.

INJURIES / MEDICAL TREATMENT / DAMAGE TO PROPERTY:The defendant had a split lip. The PINOP had novisible injuries. The room was a mess.

EVIDENCE AND EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL & DRUGS:The defendant and PINOP were both moderately towell effected by alcohol and drugs.

MENTAL HEALTH & OTHER HEALTH ISSUES:Unknown if either person has mental illness.

FIREARMS / DANGEROUS WEAPONS:No known firearms/weapons

FEARS HELD BY VICTIM:The victim is uncooperative

FEARS HELD BY POLICE:Police fear the defendant with assault the PINOPwithout protection from the courts due to hisviolent past and other current AVO's, there is apattern for concern.

ACTIONS TAKEN BY POLICE:Arrest of accused for other offences and bailrefused. AVO applied.

ACTIONS OUTSTANDING:Nil

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Seq. No. Offences

1 . Law Part : 21705Assault police officer in execution of duty w/o abh T2

Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 60(1)

2 . Law Part : 1188Resist or hinder police officer in the execution of duty

Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 546c


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 60(1)


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 60(1)


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Section 60(1)


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Section 60(1)

8 . Law Part : 21708Intimidate police officer in execution of duty w/o abh T2

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ARRESTING OFFICER

Name : LSCON CRAIG STOKES

Station : KINGS CROSS

Name : CON TY PHELPS


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Defendant :

ARRESTING OFFICER Cont'd

Name : DET DEANE BELL


Name : CON JAMES MOYLAN


Name : LSCON HEATH UPTIN


INFORMANT

Name : SGT EVAN FACEY

Station : ST GEORGE PAC

ACCEPTING OFFICER

Name : SGT JOSEPH DODDS

Station : Kings Cross

Date : 15/07/2018

COURT


Court Date : 27/03/2019

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BAIL


ANTECEDENT

FULL FACTS

The accused in this matter is born

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On the night of Saturday 14 July 2018 the accused and his girlfriend Jasmine Rose LOWE

have rented a hotel room at the Kings Hotel, 39 Darlinghurst

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Road, Potts Point. The accused and were staying in Room 15.

There is a application for Apprehended Domestic Violence Order which is being heard at Mt

Druitt Local court on Monday 16th July 2018 listing the accused as the defendant and

as the PINOP.

During the course of the night the accused and have become involved in some form

of domestic incident within their room.

About 10:45pm on Saturday 14 July 2018, has contacted Kings Cross police station

stating "I have just had an argument with my boyfriend, we have an AVO in place, send

police".

About 11:00pm, has again contacted Kings Cross police station and stated "I think

police are out the front but I can't let them up as he's stopping me from getting to the door"

Police could then hear a male and female shouting and scuffling in the background as the

phone dropped to the floor.

Police have urgently made their way to the Kings Hotel where they were let inside the

building by another resident, and made their way to room 15 where they observed .

stated "He's left" and has declined to speak further with police or give them any other

information about what happened.

A minute or so later other police have arrived at the Kings Hotel, as they were waiting to gain

entry to the building the accused has walked down the stairs through the foyer to leave, and

opened the door for police. Police could see the accused right hand was swollen and grazed

and he had a split lip. Police have asked the accused for his name which he stated " "

which police recognised as the same name of the male involved in the domestic. Whilst the

accused was talking he slurred his words and was sweating profusely from his forehead.

Police have activated their body worn video camera and observed room key 15 in the

accused hand. Police have informed the accused their conversation and his actions were

being recorded and police introduced themselves by name, rank and station.

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FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

The accused was questioned on what has happened during the night to which he stated

"Me and my partner had an argument tonight. . We come in here and she told

me she has been fucking other people. I work full time and she doesn't. I paid for the hotel

room and the fucking night out and she told me she's gonna fucking leave.... I said 'call the

cops' ".

The accused was asked why his lip was bleeding which he responded with "She punched

me". Police have cautioned the accused and he responded with "Yep I understand, she did

not punch me. I don't want to say another word".

Police requested the accused to place his hands on the wall behind him as they wished to

search him which he complied with. As police were searching the accused he called out

"Great night Jasmine.... love you boo".

A few seconds later has quickly walked down stairs to the foyer of where the accused

was being searched. As came into view the accused quickly became upset, as he

was sweating more and started crying whilst saying "Don't worry about that hard cunt... it's

over boo".

OFFENCE 1: Assault police The accused has removed his hands off the wall and turned

towards . He was instructed by Leading Senior Constable to keep his hands

on the wall to prevent a breach of the peace. The accused turned around and said "Don't

fucking touch me you fucking dog" at the same time pushing Leading Senior Constable

to the chest.

OFFENCE 2: Resist police x 6 The accused started to violently resist police and was wrestled

to the ground by Leading Senior Constable , Leading Senior Constable ,

Leading Senior Constable , Constable , Constable , and Constable

PHELPS. The accused was instructed he was under arrest and to place his hands behind his

back, relax, and cooperate with police. The accused refused and continued to wrestle and

resist police efforts control and handcuff him.

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Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

OFFENCE 3: Assault police Whilst police were attempting to control and arrest the accused

he started to bring phlegm into his mouth to spit at police. Constable has placed his

hand next to the accused mouth to stop being spat on. The accused has bit Constable

on the hand. This caused Constable immediate pain though no bleeding

as he was wearing leather gloves.

The accused has grabbed the body worn video of police and said "See you're all on

camera". This was removed from the accused and secured.

OFFENCE 4: Assault police Whilst Constable was attempting to place handcuffs on

the accused he has punched Constable to the face and also attempted to bite his

fingers, though just missing and only getting a blue latex glove finger.

OFFENCE 5: Assault police Whilst Leading Senior Constable was attempting to

handcuff and control the accused he has bitten on the left knee. This caused

immediate pain.

After wrestling and resisting police for approximately 2 minutes, police were finally able to

handcuff the accused to the front where he was escorted out of the premises and towards a

waiting caged police vehicle.

Whilst inside the Kings Hotel the entire incident is captured on their CCTV system and initial

dealings on Leading Senior Constable body worn video camera.

Police canvassed other guests within the hotel and as there is no independent evidence

police are able to take any action against the accused or for the initial domestic.

OFFENCE 6: Assault police - GBH The accused continued to struggle and resist police as

he was being placed into the rear of the caged vehicle. The accused was on his back with

his legs still hanging out of the vehicle. When police went to lift his legs into the vehicle he

has sat up and punched Leading Senior Constable to the right hand side of the face

causing immediate pain and swelling.

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Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

The shock of being punched caused Leading Senior Constable to let go of the

accused legs. The accused has lifted his right foot and with the heel driven it into the mouth

of Leading Senior Constable . The force of the kick has chipped 'S front two

incisor teeth, this caused immediate pain and pieces of tooth fell from his mouth.

will require extensive dentistry work to repair his teeth. The accused stated "Come on

cunt, is that all you got"

Further police assisted and the accused was finally contained within the rear of the caged

vehicle. Theaccused started shouting "Fucking dogs I'll get you" whilst kicking at the vehicle

door.

The accused was conveyed to Kings Cross charge room, where whilst still in the back of the

caged vehicle was spitting everywhere then vomited a large amount of bourbon and cola.

The accused continued to abuse and threaten to assault police through the back of the

vehicle.

Due to his behaviour he was forcibly removed from the vehicle before being searched and

taken to a prisoner holding dock.

Whilst in the holding dock the accused yelled, abused and threaten to assault police if they

opened the door or came near him. No custody questions were asked of the accused due to

his aggressive behaviour. The accused constantly spat and in the dock and urinated in the

dock.

OFFENCE 7: Assault police Whilst police were going through their investigation into the

incident the accused has spat between the perspex and door of the dock at police. This

spittle has landed on the chest of Leading Senior Constable .

OFFENCE 8: Intimidate Police Over the next couple of hours the accused continued to spit

from the gap in the dock door at police, this all hit the ground in front of him and a perspex

shield protecting police using the computers.

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FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

The accused continued to shout at police, "The first chance I get I'll fucking stab you" "You

open this door and you're fucking dead" "There's no chance I'm leaving this dock and going

correctives".

Due to the accused aggressive behaviour he was not offered to participate in an interview

and no custody photos or fingerprints were taken from him.

OFFENCE 9: Breach of bail The accused is currently on Bail for the offences of

'Stalk/intimidateintend fear physical etc harm' and 'Use carriage service to

menace/harass/offend', charge H66492458 relates.

One of the conditions of the accused bail is to reside at:

This condition is in place until his next court appearance on 23 July 2018.

The accused attempting to reside at the is in

breach of his bail.

The accused is now charged with the matter before the Court.

On conviction of the accused police request an order under s.134 of LEPRA for the accused

to present to police to have his fingerprints and photographs taken.

Facts Created by : SGT EVAN FACEY Date : 15/07/2018

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Event Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsDate/Time Reported : 04/08/2018 19:25 Event Status : VERIFIEDCreated By : WALSH, JAKOB MARCUS - EASTERN BEACHESUpdated By : LYNCH, RYAN - EASTERN BEACHES

Event Involved Party DetailsEvent Involved Party DetailsEvent Involved Party DetailsPERSON REPORTING

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL MALICIOUS DAMAGEFurther Class. : MALICIOUS DAMAGE TO PROPERTYIncident Date/Time : 04/08/2018 19:25 to 04/08/2018 19:33Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : BUNNERONG RD, near Int GLANFIELD ST, MAROUBRA, NSWBeat : NA NHW : NA

MO Type : THROW PROJECTILE Desc : BOTTLEInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsVICTIM

PERSON OF INTEREST

Involved Vehicle DetailsInvolved Vehicle DetailsInvolved Vehicle DetailsDAMAGED BJ21JM - NSW

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL RESIST/HINDER/ASSAULT OFFICERFurther Class. : ASSAULT OFFICERIncident Date/Time : 04/08/2018 19:25 to 04/08/2018 19:50Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : BUNNERONG RD, near Int GLANFIELD ST, MAROUBRA, NSWBeat : NA NHW : NA


VICTIM

PERSON OF INTEREST

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL RESIST/HINDER/ASSAULT OFFICERFurther Class. : RESIST/HINDER OFFICERIncident Date/Time : 04/08/2018 19:25 to 04/08/2018 19:50Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : BUNNERONG RD, near Int GLANFIELD ST, MAROUBRA, NSWBeat : NA NHW : NA

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VICTIM

PERSON OF INTEREST

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL MISCELLANEOUSFurther Class. : OTHER MISCELLANEOUS OFFENCEIncident Date/Time : 04/08/2018 19:25 to 04/08/2018 19:30Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : BUNNERONG RD, near Int GLANFIELD ST, MAROUBRA, NSWBeat : NA NHW : NA

Involved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsWITNESSPERSON OF INTEREST

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL MALICIOUS DAMAGEFurther Class. : MALICIOUS DAMAGE TO PROPERTYIncident Date/Time : 04/08/2018 19:25 to 04/08/2018 19:33Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : BUNNERONG RD, near Int GLANFIELD ST, MAROUBRA, NSWBeat : NA NHW : NA


PERSON OF INTEREST

Property ListProperty ListProperty List

DESTROYED SPECTACLES OTHER Value $ 150

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NarrativeNarrativeNarrativeDate/Time Created : 04/08/2018 21:37Created By : CON JAKOB WALSH - EASTERN BEACHES

The Accused in this matter is .

The Victim in this matter is . TheVictim is the owner of a white Toyota Corolla NewSouth Wales Registration BJ21JM.

The Accused left his home address after his fathercontacted police and continued drinkingintoxicating liquor at an unknown location for theduration of the afternoon. About 7:00 pm the sameevening the Accused made his way to the PagewoodHotel.

Whilst in the Pagewood Hotel the Accused walkedaround harassing patrons asking for cigarettes.The manager of the premises became aware of thisand asked the Accused to leave. After a short timethe Accused left the venue. The Accused madeattempts to re enter the premises however wasturned away.

The Accused subsequently made his way to the busstop outside the 'Elissar Lebanese Restaurant'.Whilst in the bus stop the Accused continued todrink intoxicating liquor from glass bottles.

The Accused remained in the bus stop for a shorttime until approximately 7:25 pm when the Victimdrove past the bus stop. As the Victim made herway southbound along Bunnerong Road, past the busstop the Accused has thrown a glass bottle towardsthe Victim's car. The bottle has landed on thewindscreen of the vehicle causing a loud bang, andthe windscreen to chip.

The Victim stopped her car and got out to have alook and saw that there was broken glass acrossthe front of her vehicle. As the Victim wasinspecting her vehicle she saw the Accused personstanding in the bus stop. As she was looking inthat direction, another vehicle drove past and theAccused threw another glass bottle towards thatcar however it didn't make contact.

The Victim took out her mobile phone and began towalk towards the Accused, who by this point hadmade his way towards Glanfield Street and waslurking in the darkness near the entrance to theLebanese restaurant. The Victim filmed the Accusedfrom a distance and said, "Stop throwing things atcars you idiot." At this point the Accused beganto make his way towards the Victim. The Victim

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felt unsafe and so retreated back to her car andmade her way to Maroubra Police Station to make areport.

A short time later police arrived at the locationand found the Accused to be leaning against thefence of the restaurant in a clearly intoxicatedstate. The Accused was mumbling to himself in whatsounded like a foreign language. Police introducedthemselves to the Accused and began a shortconversation with him during which he became moreand more aggressive. The Accused showed signs ofbeing under the influence of a prohibited drugalong with alcohol intoxication.

After a short time dealing with the Accused policeinitiated their body worn video camera.

Police begin searching the Accused due to hisbehaviour and their belief he was under theinfluence of drugs. During this search t?heAccused became increasingly aggressive and beganto back away from police. Police directed theAccused to remove the necklace he is wearing towhich he refuses. The Accused once again begins tospeak in a mumbled language before saying toConstable , "Who are you? You Pakistanicunt."

Police became aware the Accused was to be arrestedfor damaging the Victim's vehicle. Police informthe Accused that he is under arrest and advise himthat he is going to be taken back to MaroubraPolice Station at which point he says, "Woah Woahbrother, hold up."

Police take hold of the Accused by his wrists atwhich point he begins to struggle. The Accusedinitially falls to the ground after the shortstruggle however makes his way back to his feetall the while fighting with police, pushing andshoving and saying, "fuck you cunt, fuck you."

Whilst the Accused was fighting and resisting heswung towards police with an open left hand andscratched Constable 's face causing hisglasses to fall from his face onto the ground andnumerous scratch marks to appear around his righteye. The Accused continued to resist before beingtaken to the ground.

Whilst police made an attempt to handcuff theAccused, the Accused bit Constable on herleft forearm near her elbow. This bite causedimmediate pain to Constable to which she

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responded by screaming to the Accused, "Don't biteme!"

After a continued struggle, the Accused waseventually restrained once further police arrivedat the location and assisted in placing theAccused in handcuffs.

The Accused was conveyed to Maroubra PoliceStation and introduced to the Custody Manager andexplained his rights under Part Nine (9) of theLaw Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act2002.

Due to the Accused persons intoxicated state, hewas not offered the opportunity to be interviewedfor both matters.

These matters are now before the courts.





CAN

FACTS SHEET


Offender :

Address :

:



Seq. No. Offences


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 60(2)


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 60(2)


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 546c


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 546c

5 . Law Part : 820Destroy or damage property <=$2000 T2

Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 195(1)(A)

6 . Law Part : 65438Intentionally throw object at vehicle/vessel risk safety T2

Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 49a(1)

8 . Law Part : 820Destroy or damage property <=$2000 T2

Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 195(1)(A)

10 . Law Part : 64782Common assault (dv) T2

Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 61

ARRESTING OFFICER

Name : CON LAURA URQUHART

Station : EASTERN BEACHES

Name : CON REBECCA CHURI


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FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

ARRESTING OFFICER Cont'd

Name : SENCON NIAZ BHUIYAN


Name : CON JAKOB WALSH


INFORMANT

Name : CON JAKOB WALSH


INFORMANT

Name : CON JORDON CROTTY


ACCEPTING OFFICER

Name : LSCON BROOKE JOHNSON

Station : Eastern Beaches

Date : 05/08/2018

COURT


Court Date : 02/12/2019

WITNESSES



BAIL


ANTECEDENT

FULL FACTS

The Accused in the matter is .

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FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

The Victim is the accused father .

Offence One - Assault Occasioning Actual Bodily Harm (DV)

The Accused, the Victim and his wife reside at

. The Accused resides in the rear of the property in a self contained granny flat.

The Victim resides in the main house along with his wife.

About 1:00 pm on Saturday the 4th of August 2018, the Victim arrived home along with his

wife. At this time the Accused was in the kitchen talking to himself and cutting up food at the

kitchen sink. Due to this behaviour the Victim believed the Accused was intoxicated. This

lead to the Victim asking the Accused " Have you been drinking?" This has caused the

Accused to erupt with aggression and start yelling at the Victim and his wife.

At this time the Victim has walked behind the Accused to walk into the bathroom and whilst

doing so the Accused has pushed the Victim in the back with such force the Victim has fallen

into the door and grazed his right forearm causing bleeding and bruising.

The Victim immediately contacted police. This caused the Accused person to leave the

residence.

About 2:00 pm the same day, police attended the Victim's address and took a video

statement whilst also obtaining photographs of his injuries.

Police left the scene and returned to the station in order to apply for an immediate

Apprehended Domestic Violence Order.

Offence Two - Assault Police Causing Actual Bodily Harm (x2), Resist Arrest, Malicious

Damage, Throw Projectile at Vehicle

The Victim in this matter is . The Victim is the owner of a white Toyota Corolla

New South Wales Registration .

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FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

The Accused left his home address after his father contacted police and continued drinking

intoxicating liquor at an unknown location for the duration of the afternoon. About 7:00 pm

the same evening the Accused made his way to the Pagewood Hotel.

Whilst in the Pagewood Hotel the Accused walked around harassing patrons asking for

cigarettes. The manager of the premises became aware of this and asked the Accused to

leave. After a short time the Accused left the venue. The Accused made attempts to re enter

the premises however was turned away.

The Accused subsequently made his way to the bus stop outside the 'Elissar Lebanese

Restaurant'. Whilst in the bus stop the Accused continued to drink intoxicating liquor from

glass bottles.

The Accused remained in the bus stop for a short time until approximately 7:25 pm when the

Victim drove past the bus stop. As the Victim made her way southbound along Bunnerong

Road, past the bus stop the Accused has thrown a glass bottle towards the Victim's car. The

bottle has landed on the windscreen of the vehicle causing a loud bang, and the windscreen

to chip.

The Victim stopped her car and got out to have a look and saw that there was broken glass

across the front of her vehicle. As the Victim was inspecting her vehicle she saw the Accused

person standing in the bus stop. As she was looking in that direction, another vehicle drove

past and the Accused threw another glass bottle towards that car however it didn't make

contact.

The Victim took out her mobile phone and began to walk towards the Accused, who by this

point had made his way towards Glanfield Street and was lurking in the darkness near the

entrance to the Lebanese restaurant. The Victim filmed the Accused from a distance and

said, "Stop throwing things at cars you idiot." At this point the Accused began to make his

way towards the Victim. The Victim felt unsafe and so retreated back to her car and made

her way to Maroubra Police Station to make a report.

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FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

A short time later police arrived at the location and found the Accused to be leaning against

the fence of the restaurant in a clearly intoxicated state. The Accused was mumbling to

himself in what sounded like a foreign language. Police introduced themselves to the

Accused and began a short conversation with him during which he became more and more

aggressive. The Accused showed signs of being under the influence of a prohibited drug

along with alcohol intoxication.

After a short time dealing with the Accused police initiated their body worn video camera.

Police begin searching the Accused due to his behaviour and their belief he was under the

influence of drugs. During this search t?he Accused became increasingly aggressive and

began to back away from police. Police directed the Accused to remove the necklace he is

wearing to which he refuses. The Accused once again begins to speak in a mumbled

language before saying to Constable , "Who are you? You Pakistani cunt."

Police became aware the Accused was to be arrested for damaging the Victim's vehicle.

Police inform the Accused that he is under arrest and advise him that he is going to be taken

back to Maroubra Police Station at which point he says, "Woah Woah brother, hold up."

Police take hold of the Accused by his wrists at which point he begins to struggle. The

Accused initially falls to the ground after the short struggle however makes his way back to

his feet all the while fighting with police, pushing and shoving and saying, "fuck you cunt,

fuck you."

Whilst the Accused was fighting and resisting he swung towards police with an open left

hand and scratched Constable 's face causing his glasses to fall from his face onto

the ground and break. As a result numerous scratch marks appeared around his right eye.

The Accused continued to resist before being taken to the ground.

Whilst police made an attempt to handcuff the Accused, the Accused bit Constable

on her left forearm near her elbow. This bite caused immediate pain to Constable to

which she responded by screaming to the Accused, "Don't bite me!" Constable

suffered a red abrasion to her left forearm, breaking the skin.

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FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

After a continued struggle, the Accused was eventually restrained once further police arrived

at the location and assisted in placing the Accused in handcuffs.

The Accused was conveyed to Maroubra Police Station and introduced to the Custody

Manager and explained his rights under Part Nine (9) of the Law Enforcement (Powers and

Responsibilities) Act 2002.

Due to the Accused persons intoxicated state, he was not offered the opportunity to be

interviewed for both matters.

The Victim intends to seek compensation for the damage to her windscreen.

Both Constable and Constable were required to attend the hospital for

assessment. As a result of their injuries the pair were required to receive a tetanus injection.

These matters are now before the courts.

Facts Created by : CON JAKOB WALSH Date : 04/08/2018

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Event Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsDate/Time Reported : 01/10/2018 21:20 Event Status : VERIFIEDCreated By : NAYLOR, ADAM - INNER WEST PACUpdated By : GONZALEZ ZAMORA, NICOLAS OCTAV - INNER WEST PAC

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : MENTAL HEALTH ACTFurther Class. : SCHEDULE 1 - MEDICAL PRACTITIONERIncident Date/Time : 01/10/2018 21:25 to 01/10/2018 23:00Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation :Beat : NA NHW : NA

Involved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsPATIENT

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL ASSAULTFurther Class. : ASSAULT COMMONIncident Date/Time : 01/10/2018 21:25 to 01/10/2018 23:00Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation :Beat : NA NHW : NA

MO Type : METHOD USED Desc : OTHERPUNCHKICK


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WITNESSWITNESSWITNESSPERSON OF INTEREST

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : TASER USEFurther Class. : TASER DRAW/COVERIncident Date/Time : 01/10/2018 21:25 to 01/10/2018 21:25Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation :Beat : NA NHW : NA

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Involved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsPERSON OF INTERESTINVOLVED OFFICER

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NarrativeNarrativeNarrativeDate/Time Created : 02/10/2018 00:06Created By : CON ADAM NAYLOR - INNER WEST PAC

.IWPAC EVENT CHECKLIST - MENTAL HEALTH.1. TIME POLICE ON SCENE: 9:28PM2. DATE: Monday 1st October 20183. LOCATION:4. PATIENT'S NAME:5. MENTAL HEALTH HISTORY (DIAGNOSIS / TREATMENT):

6. DATE OF LAST MH INCIDENT INVOLVING POLICE:21/08/2018

>7. MH TEAM OFFICE/NAMES: Matt DOUGLASS (4/4/1986) Ph 9515 900

Mat ANTHONY 5/12/1978 Ph 0405 018 918>

8. AMBULANCE CALLSIGN/NAMES: Garth Garne

Ingrid Neilson>

9. POLICE CALLSIGN/NAMES: IW35, IW104,IW14,IW15,IW19,IW20

>10. WAY PATIENT DEALT WITH THIS INCIDENT:

s19 Dr or MHT Schedule 1 Certificate

11. IF AMBULANCE, RELUCTANT TO USE s20?: NA12. TRANSPORT VEHICLE USED:

Ambulance with Police Escort13. VIOLENCE OR WEAPONS INVOLVED: PAT became

agressive towards police before assaulting policeduring incident.

>14. RESTRAINT USED AND WHY:

Mechanical Restraint Device (MRD) - ensuresafe transport of PAT

Sedation - medical safety of PATHandcuffs - ensure safety of PAT, Police and

Mental Health team15. DECLARED FACILITY PATIENT TAKEN TO: RoyalPrince Alfred Hospital Emergency Department

=============================================================Time/Date : 9:30pm Monday 1st October 2018LOC:

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PAT-Dob -Add -

Ambo - Garth GARNEAmbo - Igraid NEILSON

Mental Health Crisis Team -DOBPh

Mental Health Crisis Team -DOBph

============================================================

About 9:30pm Police attended the LOC to assistCamperdown Mental Health Crisis team for anassessment of the PAT

Upon arrival Police knocked on the door to attemptto speak to the PAT, however the PAT did notanswer the door. Police were given a key to accessthe property by the owner the PAT's father. Withthe permission of the owner police entered theproperty announcing there presence as they enteredaccompanied by the two members from the mentalhealth crisis team.

The PAT approached police from the bedroom of theunit and began speaking to the PAT at this timethe PAT yelled at police asking them why they werethere and how they had gained entry. Police toldthe PAT that they had a key which they had used.

The PAT appeared to be in a highly manic state andwas constantly rambling to police in an agressivemanner after a couple of minutes of communicationwith the PAT the Crisis team staff informed policethat they have now scheduled the PAT and policeinformed the PAT of this.

At this time the PAT attempted to push past policeand was asked not to. The PAT remained manicthroughout the interaction and appeared to besuffering from delusions. The PAT then attemptedto push past police and at this time police toldthe PAT that he would be placed in handcuffs. Aspolice attempted to grab the PAT he struck out atpolice using his right arm and punched ConstableSTACEY to the left side of the head on 4 occasions

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and striking Constable to the right chestin a failed attempt to punch constable a5th time. Polcie called for urgent assistance.

The PAT placed officer in a headlock underhis right arm Stating " I've got your Skull"before releasing his grip.

The Members from Camperdown Crisis Team assitedpolice in restraining police and at this time

, was kicked by the PAT to the left leg ofcausing him to suffer a dead leg.

The PAT continued to resist police and were beingoverpowered by the PAT, at this time OfficerStacey removed his taser from its holster andactivated it in a draw and cover manner, informingthe PAT to get on the ground or he will betasered.

Police manager to get the PAT on the ground and hewas placed in handcuffs. After being handcuffedthe PAT became compliant with police howevercontinued to ramble and appeared to remaindelusional.

Further Police arrived at the LOC to assist withthe PAT, Followed by Ambulance officers whosedated the PAT before restraining him fortransportation to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital(RPA). Police accompained the PAT onboard theambulance to ensure their safety.

The pat was admitted to the emergency departmentat RPA about 10:20pm.

Police are having increasing interactions with thePAT and have had to assist the crisis team on theprevious 3 dealing with the PAT, the crisis teamcurrently will not attend the LOC with out theassistance of police, and the PAT has had to bephysically restrained by police on the previous 3interactions. The PAT's violence has beenincreasing in severity with each interaction theyhave had with the PAT

Police to charge the PAT with assault andresist/hinder related charges following furtherinvestigation and taking of statements fromwitnesses and victim from Camperdown Mental HealthCrisis team

SITREP completed SITREP number :2018/59384

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Date/Time Created : 02/10/2018 00:34Created By : CON ADAM NAYLOR - INNER WEST PAC

Date: 01/10/2018.Time: 9:30pm.Event No: E69483515.Initiating Command: Inner West.Sitrep No:2018/59384.Region: Central Met.Type of Deployment:Draw Cover.Taser Serial No:X11000AWM.Cartridge No: N/A.Taser deployed by:.Name:Registered No: 51023Rank: ConstableContact No: 9568 9299PAC: Inner West.POI details (if applicable):.Name:DOB:CNI:.Injuries to POI: No.Treatment by (specify): Ambulance - GARNE, NEILSONCamperdown Mental Health Crisis Team - DOUGLASS,ANTHONY.Tactical Options (indicate each tactical optionused):.Officer presence / Communication /Weaponless control / Taser.Brief Outline of Incident:Assist with Mental Health assesment of aggressivepatient, patient acted in aggressive manner andescalated to becoming violent with police,striking them in the head on a number ofoccasions. Police used numerous tactical optionsbefore draw and cover of taser was deemednecessary

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COPS Use of Force completed: Yes..Tasercam downloaded by: DOUGLAS..Computer ID downloaded on: NWTCWTF1...Injuries to Police: Yes.Treatment by (please specify): Royal Prince AlfredHospital Emergency Department Staff..Number of Police Assaulted: 2..Number of Police Injured: 1..Associated Factors- POI: Mental Health related.Was a Duty officer present at deployment: No.Name: Glen ASTON..Replacement cartridge Number: N/A






Date/Time Created : 06/10/2018 00:02Created By : LSCON CRAIG THOMPSON - INNER WEST PAC

About 9.30pm on Monday the 1st of October 2018,victim 1, Constable Rick Stacey, victim 2,Constable and witness 1, Constable

, have attended unit ,in relation to assisting the Camperdown

Crisis Team to assess the mental health status ofthe accused, ..Once police were at the location Constable Staceyhad a conversation with witness 2,

and in turn has calledthe accused's father who has attended the locationand provided police and the crisis team with a keyto the residence, as he is the owner of theproperty, and informed them that they could usethe key to enter the property..Constable Stacey, Constable and Constable

have entered the premises and announcedtheir office. The accused has approached policefrom the bedroom that is located towards the rearof the unit and began yelling at police. Theaccused was speaking very quickly and wasaggressive with police..After interacting with the accused for a shorttime has informed police that theaccused was now under schedule. Constableconfirmed with that the accusedwas under schedule and would need to be conveyedto hospital..Constable said "OK, what's going to happentonight is you're going to have to go to hospitaltonight, OK?"The accused said "No I'm not." Constableagain informed the accused what was going to occurand asked Constable to call for anambulance to attend the location..The accused has tried to push past Constable

and was behaving in an erratic manner andwas rambling. has tried talkingto the accused and Constable had aconversation with the accused. During thisconversation Constable has asked theaccused if he had anything in his pockets. Theaccused has turned out his pockets and tried topush past Constable and Constableagain..The accused continued to ramble to police andbecame increasingly aggressive before swinging his

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right arm in a punching motion and has madecontact with the left side of Constable Stacey'shead. The accused has thrown four more punchestowards police hitting Constable to theside of his head and Constable in the chestarea..The accused has grabbed Constable in aheadlock with his right arm and said "I've gotyour skull." Constable Stacey has called forurgent assistance via police radio. Constable

has attempted to restrain the accused usingapproved weapon-less control techniques includinghammer strikes to the upper arm of the accused andknee strikes to the accused's leg..The two staff members from the Camperdown CrisisTeam, and , haveassisted police with trying to restrain theaccused. Constable has removed his taserfrom it's holster, activating it in a draw andcover manner and said "Get on the ground or youwill be tasered get on the ground now. Stopresisting.".The accused was wrestled to the ground whereConstable has placed him in handcuffs toprevent further injury. At that point severalother police officers arrived and the accused haslaid on the ground until paramedics arrived andsedated the accused..The accused was taken outside and placed on astretcher and put in mechanical restraints andconveyed to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital with apolice escort. The accused was admitted to RoyalPrince Alfred Hospital at 10.20pm on Monday the1st October 2018. The next day the accused wasconveyed to Concord Mental Health Facility..Constable was also treated at Royal PrinceAlfred Hospital for possible concussion and wasreleased after a short time.

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Address :

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Seq. No. Offences


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 60(1)


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 60(2)

ARRESTING OFFICER

Name : SENCON RAJESHWAR SINGH

Station : QUAKERS HILL PAC

Name : CON CORMAC BRADY

Station : PROACTIVE CRIME TEAM INNER WEST

INFORMANT

Name : LSCON CRAIG THOMPSON

Station : INNER WEST PAC

ACCEPTING OFFICER

Name : SGT PAULA TREVITT

Station : Burwood Pac

Date : 12/10/2018

COURT

Court Name : Newtown Local Court

Court Date : 19/02/2019

WITNESSES



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Defendant :

ANTECEDENTS

FULL FACTS

The accused in the matter is , born .

About 9.30pm on Monday the 1st of October 2018, victim 1, Constable Rick Stacey, victim 2,

Constable and witness 1, , have attended unit

in relation to assisting the Camperdown Crisis Team to assess the

mental health status of the accused, .

Once police were at the location Constable had a conversation with witness 2,

and in turn has called the accused's father who has

attended the location and provided police and the crisis team with a key to the residence, as

he is the owner of the property, and informed them that they could use the key to enter the

property.

Constable , Constable and Constable have entered the premises and

announced their office. The accused has approached police from the bedroom that is

located towards the rear of the unit and began yelling at police. The accused was speaking

very quickly and was aggressive with police.

After interacting with the accused for a short time has informed police

that the accused was now under schedule. Constable confirmed with

that the accused was under schedule and would need to be conveyed to hospital.

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FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant

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Constable Stacey said "OK, what's going to happen tonight is you're going to have to go to

hospital tonight, OK?" The accused said "No I'm not." Constable again informed the

accused what was going to occur and asked Constable to call for an ambulance to

attend the location.

The accused has tried to push past Constable and was behaving in an erratic

manner and was rambling. has tried talking to the accused and Constable

had a conversation with the accused. During this conversation Constable has

asked the accused if he had anything in his pockets. The accused has turned out his

pockets and tried to push past Constable and Constable again.

The accused continued to ramble to police and became increasingly aggressive before

swinging his right arm in a punching motion which made contact with the left side of

Constable 's head. The accused has thrown four more punches towards police, again

hitting Constable to the side of his head which caused serious pain and dizziness to

Constable . Constable came to the assistance of Constable and was

punched in the chest area by the accused, causing pain and discomfort.

The accused has grabbed Constable in a headlock with his right arm and said "I've

got your skull." Constable has called for urgent assistance via police radio. Constable

has attempted to restrain the accused using approved weapon-less control

techniques including hammer strikes to the upper arm of the accused and knee strikes to the

accused's leg.

The two staff members from the Camperdown Crisis Team,

, have assisted police with trying to restrain the accused. Constable has

removed his taser from it's holster, activating it in a draw and cover manner and said "Get on

the ground or you will be tasered get on the ground now. Stop resisting."

The accused was wrestled to the ground where Constable has placed him in

handcuffs to prevent further injury. At that point several other police officers arrived and the

accused has laid on the ground until paramedics arrived and sedated the accused.

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FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

This incident was captured on a police body worn video and audio recording device in it's

entirety.

The accused was taken outside and placed on a stretcher and put in mechanical restraints

and conveyed to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital with a police escort. The accused was admitted

to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital at 10.20pm on Monday the 1st October 2018. The next day

the accused was conveyed to Concord Mental Health Facility and remained there for 10

days.

Constable was treated at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and diagnosed with a

concussion. Several days later, the face and head of Constable was still significantly

swollen.

About 3pm on Friday 12th October 2018, police were notified by staff at Concord Mental

Health Hospital that the accused was cleared to be discharged from hospital.

About 4pm that afternoon, police attended Concord Mental Health Hospital, introduced

themselves, placed the accused under arrest and cautioned him. The accused was

conveyed to Burwood Police Station where he was introduced to the Custody Manager and

informed of his rights. The accused was offered the opportunity to participate in an interview,

which he declined.

The accused is charged with the matter before the court.

Facts Created by : CON CORMAC BRADY Date : 12/10/2018

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Event Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsEvent Summary DetailsDate/Time Reported : 26/11/2018 07:50 Event Status : VERIFIEDCreated By : KESKIN, OMER - CUMBERLAND HWPUpdated By : PARSONS, ANDREW JOHN - CUMBERLAND HWP

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL TRAFFICFurther Class. : TRAFFIC STOPIncident Date/Time : 26/11/2018 07:50 to 26/11/2018 07:50Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : 95 DENNISTOUN AVE, GUILDFORD WEST, NSW, 2161Beat : NA NHW : NA

Involved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsInvolved Party DetailsPERSON OF INTERESTOWNERDRIVER

Involved Vehicle DetailsInvolved Vehicle DetailsInvolved Vehicle DetailsVEHICLE UNIT BKI09N - NSW

Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL RESIST/HINDER/ASSAULT OFFICERFurther Class. : RESIST/HINDER OFFICERIncident Date/Time : 26/11/2018 07:59 to 26/11/2018 08:01Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : 95 DENNISTOUN AVE, GUILDFORD WEST, NSW, 2161Beat : NA NHW : NA




Incident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident DetailsIncident Type : ACTUAL RESIST/HINDER/ASSAULT OFFICERFurther Class. : ASSAULT OFFICERIncident Date/Time : 26/11/2018 07:59 to 26/11/2018 08:05Incident Class. : ACCEPTEDLocation : 95 DENNISTOUN AVE, GUILDFORD WEST, NSW, 2161Beat : NA NHW : NA

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NarrativeNarrativeNarrativeDate/Time Created : 26/11/2018 09:52Created By : SENCON OMER KESKIN - CUMBERLAND HWP

Time: 0750Date: 26/11/2018Loc: Outside 95 Dennistoun Avenue, Guildford WestRe: H135731002- Disobey Turn Right Sign- Attempt/Drive While Suspended - 1st off- Resist Officer in Execution of Duty- Assault ABH Officer in Execution of Duty

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Unit: BKI09NMake: Silver Toyota Prado Station Wagon

Driver/Accused:ADD:DOB:D/L:

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The accused in this matter is .

About 7.50am on Monday the 26th of November 2018the accused drove a silver Toyota Kluger stationwagon bearing New South Wales registration ,in a northerly direction on Fairfield Road,Guildford West.

The accused approached the intersection ofDennistoun Avenue where there are a total of three'No Right Turn' signs displayed. The accusedproceeded by turning right from Fairfield Roadonto Dennistoun Avenue and then proceeded in aneasterly direction.

A Senior Constable Police, working alpha, stoppedhis motor vehicle and approached the accused whowas seated in the drivers seat and the soleoccupant of the vehicle. The accused was told thereason for the stop as disobeying a no right turnsign and he responded, "I'm just in a hurry". Theaccused was then asked to produce his driverslicence to which he complied with and produced aclass C, unrestricted, New South Wales driverslicence number , in his name, with anexpiry date of 25 August 2021.

Police submitted the accused to a road side breathtest which returned a negative reading. He wasthen submitted to a random oral fluid test whichwas also negative.

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Police conducted checks on the accused personsdrivers licence via the records held by the Roadsand Maritime Services. The checks confirmed thatthe accused is the holder of the previouslymentioned licence, however the status of thelicence was endorsed as suspended due to demeritpoints between the 16th of October 2018 and 15thof January 2019.

Police approached the accused and spoke to himabout his licence status where he denied anyknowledge of it currently being suspended. Theaccused was advised that he is not allowed todrive from this point onwards and to make anynecessary phone calls whilst police completed thenecessary paperwork. At this point the accuseddirectly stated to police, "I'm telling you, I'mnot going to walk, I'm going to drive home." As aresult police asked the accused to step out of themotor vehicle to ensure he does not commit anoffence. Police also opened the drivers doorwhilst making the request. The accused immediatelyreached over with his right hand to the ignitionof the vehicle and turned the keys whilst at thesame time he put his right foot on the brake pedaland his left hand onto the transmission lever andthe vehicles engine started. Police immediatelyreached in to grab the keys from the ignition andthe accused attempted to prevent police fromgrabbing the keys by reaching over with his righthand and grabbed the officers right hand and triedto push away. Police managed to grab the key fromthe ignition and began to verbally demand thedriver to get out of the vehicle which he refused.Police attempted to pull the accused out of thevehicle which led to a short wrestle whilst theaccused was still seated in the drivers seat.During this wrestle the accused refused to complyand resisted police arrest. The keys of the motorvehicle also fell onto the road way.

Police immediately called for urgent assistanceand soon after retreated back towards the roadwayin order to create a safe gap. The accused steppedout of the vehicle and began to walk towardspolice. Police stated "Get back" and drew theOlerion Capsicum Spray. As the accused continuedwalking police sprayed the Olerion Capsicum Spraytowards the face of the accused which wasineffective due to the accused wearing spectacles.The accused managed to grab the car keys from theroad way and began walking back to the driversseat of his motor vehicle.






Police again tried to prevent him from enteringthe vehicle by grabbing a hold of him from therear. The accused continued to resist and managedto sit back in the drivers seat. As policecontinued to try and remove him from the vehiclethe accused began to strike the police officerwith his right hand multiple times. One thesestrikes caused a large 9 centimetre long scratchon the right arm bicep of the police officer whichdrew blood and caused bruising.

Police again called for urgent assistance andprovided a location and grappled the accusedaround his torso in order to prevent furtherstrikes and again sprayed the Olerison CapsicumSpray directly to the right eye of the accusedwithin close proximity which was effective as theaccused yelled out in pain for his eyes.

At this point a civilian had stopped his motorvehicle and approached the scene. Police requestedassistance from the civilian who grabbed the legsof the accused and assisted in pulling him out ofthe vehicleand onto the roadway.

The accused was then handcuffed, searched andadvised of the reason for arrest before he wascautioned.

The accused was moved off the roadway to the kerband rendered aid as other police arrived on scene.Police used a hose to wash his eyes and requestedan ambulance to attend. A short time later theaccused stated he did not want paramedics. He wasthen conveyed to Granville Police Station where hewas introduced to the custody manager and read hisrights under part 9 of LEPRA.

The accused was afforded an opportunity toparticipate in an electronically recordedinterview to which he declined.

The officer involved sustained a large scratch tohis right bicep, a small laceration to his righthad middle finger and some grazes to his leftelbow whilst attempting to arrest the accused andprevent him from driving away. The scratch to thebicep caused pain and discomfort.

As a result the accused is now charged with thematters before the court.

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FACTS SHEET


Offender :

Address :

:


Occupation : Pensioner CNI No. :

Seq. No. Offences

1 . Law Part : 83514Disobey no right turn sign motor vehicle

Act Road Rules 2014

Section 91(2)

2 . Law Part : 79015Drive motor vehicle while licence suspended 1st off

Act Road Transport Act 2013

Section 54(3)(A)


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 58


Act Crimes Act 1900

Section 60(2)

ARRESTING OFFICER

Name : SENCON OMER KESKIN

Station : CUMBERLAND HWP

INFORMANT

Name : SENCON OMER KESKIN

Station : CUMBERLAND HWP

ACCEPTING OFFICER

Name : SGT PAUL COOPER

Station : Cumberland Pac

Date : 26/11/2018

COURT

Court Name : Fairfield Local Court

Court Date : 06/03/2019

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FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

WITNESSES



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ANTECEDENT

FULL FACTS

The accused in this matter is .

About 7.50am on Monday the 26th of November 2018 the accused drove a silver Toyota

Kluger station wagon bearing New South Wales registration , in a northerly direction

on Fairfield Road, Guildford West.

The accused approached the intersection of Dennistoun Avenue where there are a total of

three 'No Right Turn' signs displayed. The accused proceeded by turning right from Fairfield

Road onto Dennistoun Avenue and then proceeded in an easterly direction.

A Senior Constable Police, working alpha, stopped his motor vehicle and approached the

accused who was seated in the drivers seat and the sole occupant of the vehicle. The

accused was told the reason for the stop as disobeying a no right turn sign and he

responded, "I'm just in a hurry". The accused was then asked to produce his drivers licence

to which he complied with and produced a class C, unrestricted, New South Wales drivers

licence number , in his name, with an expiry date of 25 August 2021.

Police submitted the accused to a road side breath test which returned a negative reading.

He was then submitted to a random oral fluid test which

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FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

was also negative.

Police conducted checks on the accused persons drivers licence via the records held by the

Roads and Maritime Services. The checks confirmed that the accused is the holder of the

previously mentioned licence, however the status of the licence was endorsed as suspended

due to demerit points between the 16th of October 2018 and 15th of January 2019.

Police approached the accused and spoke to him about his licence status where he denied

any knowledge of it currently being suspended. The accused was advised that he is not

allowed to drive from this point onwards and to make any necessary phone calls whilst

police completed the necessary paperwork. At this point the accused directly stated to

police, "I'm telling you, I'm not going to walk, I'm going to drive home." As a result police

asked the accused to step out of the motor vehicle to ensure he does not commit an

offence. Police also opened the drivers door whilst making the request. The accused

immediately reached over with his right hand to the ignition of the vehicle and turned the

keys whilst at the same time he put his right foot on the brake pedal and his left hand onto

the transmission lever and the vehicles engine started. Police immediately reached in to grab

the keys from the ignition and the accused attempted to prevent police from grabbing the

keys by reaching over with his right hand and grabbed the officers right hand and tried to

push away. Police managed to grab the key from the ignition and began to verbally demand

the driver to get out of the vehicle which he refused. Police attempted to pull the accused

out of the vehicle which led to a short wrestle whilst the accused was still seated in the

drivers seat. During this wrestle the accused refused to comply and resisted police arrest.

The keys of the motor vehicle also fell onto the road way.

Police immediately called for urgent assistance and soon after retreated back towards the

roadway in order to create a safe gap. The accused stepped out of the vehicle and began to

walk towards police. Police stated "Get back" and drew the Olerion Capsicum Spray. As the

accused continued walking police sprayed the Olerion Capsicum Spray towards the face of

the accused which was ineffective due to the accused wearing spectacles. The accused

managed to grab the car keys from the road way and began walking back to the drivers seat

of his motor vehicle.

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FACTS SHEET Cont'd

Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

Police again tried to prevent him from entering the vehicle by grabbing a hold of him from the

rear. The accused continued to resist and managed to sit back in the drivers seat. As police

continued to try and remove him from the vehicle the accused began to strike the police

officer with his right hand multiple times. One these strikes caused a large 9 centimetre long

scratch on the right arm bicep of the police officer which drew blood and caused bruising.

Police again called for urgent assistance and provided a location and grappled the accused

around his torso in order to prevent further strikes and again sprayed the Olerison Capsicum

Spray directly to the right eye of the accused within close proximity which was effective as

the accused yelled out in pain for his eyes.

At this point a civilian had stopped his motor vehicle and approached the scene. Police

requested assistance from the civilian who grabbed the legs of the accused and assisted in

pulling him out of the vehicle and onto the roadway.

The accused was then handcuffed, searched and advised of the reason for arrest before he

was cautioned.

The accused was moved off the roadway to the kerb and rendered aid as other police arrived

on scene. Police used a hose to wash his eyes and requested an ambulance to attend. A

short time later the accused stated he did not want paramedics. He was then conveyed

toGranville Police Station where he was introduced to the custody manager and read his

rights under part 9 of LEPRA.

The accused was afforded an opportunity to participate in an electronically recorded

interview to which he declined. The accused however apologised for his actions and stated,

"I don't know what came over me this morning."

The officer involved sustained a large scratch to his right bicep, a small laceration to his right

had middle finger and some grazes to his left elbow whilst attempting to arrest the accused

and prevent him from driving away. The scratch to the bicep caused pain and discomfort.

The entirety of the incident has been captured on the in car video from the police vehicle as

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Defendant :

FULL FACTS Cont'd.

well as the body worn camera on the police officer.

As a result the accused is now charged with the matters before the court.

Facts Created by : SENCON OMER KESKIN Date : 26/11/2018

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