Megan Moss pleads not guilty over alleged kidnapping

An alleged kidnapper accused of forcing a man them to transfer $10,000 has entered pleas in court.

A western Sydney resident who allegedly kidnapped a man and made him transfer her $10,000 will be committed to stand trial.

Megan Moss, 40 pleaded not guilty at Penrith Local Court on Friday to taking and detaining in company with intention to cause actual bodily harm.

Moss was also charged with kidnapping in company with intention to cause actual bodily harm and obtaining financial advantage by deception.

Both matters have since been withdrawn.

Moss has been on bail since April this year after she was allegedly bashed while remanded at Parklea Correctional Centre, causing her to have an epileptic seizure.

Megan Moss has denied kidnapping a man.

Megan Moss leaves Penrith Local Court

Moss’ lawyer previously told the court she had serious incentive to comply with her strict bail conditions following her experience in prison.

The court also previously heard Moss had claimed she was in fact the victim of the kidnapping incident she was charged over, and had attached the word ‘HELP’ to a transaction from one account to another.

Moss will remain on bail under the conditions she adhere to a 10pm curfew, report daily to Blacktown police and undergo daily alcohol and drug testing.

She will be arraigned on November 18 at Penrith District Court