A court has ordered ex-NRL star Wendell Sailor not contact a woman ‘for at least 12 hours after drinking alcohol or taking illicit drugs’ as part of a protection order taken out by police.
One of the judges at war with chief prosecutor Sally Dowling SC says she included personal attacks on his private life in her complaint to the judicial watchdog.
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Months after quitting radio, the life of ex-NRL star Wendell Sailor’s has hit some turbulence, with the dual international facing assault and intimidation charges, and hit with an AVO.
The man arrested over a terrifying incident where he claimed to be a bikie before demanding a meeting with bar boss Justin Hemmes at his historic home has a history of similar behaviour.
When an eastern suburbs finance guru faced off against his lawyer brother, the court battle ended up costing taxpayers $10,000.
Police had fears for the safety of bar boss Justin Hemmes after a man claiming to be a bikie turned up at the hospitality baron’s home demanding money.
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