Phoenix Tysonn: Disgraced former Ray White Woollahra Paddington real estate agent caught driving while suspended

A disgraced real estate agent from Sydney’s eastern suburbs who was serving a five month home detention for a violent assault at Thredbo last year said his life was a mess after being caught driving while suspended.

Pheonix Tysonn outside Waverley Local Court on Tuesday.

A disgraced eastern suburbs real estate agent, serving five months of home detention after a violent assault at Thredbo, said his “life’s been a mess” and he wasn’t aware of his suspended licence.

Former Ray White Woollahra Paddington agent Phoenix Tysonn appeared at Waverley Local Court on Tuesday where he pleaded guilty to driving suspended and driving an unregistered vehicle.

Police facts state the 29-year-old was driving a BMW on Grove St, Bondi when he was stopped by police for roadside testing.

Despite returning negative results to alcohol and drug tests, police checks on Tysonn’s licence found he was suspended on March 11 due to a fine default.

“I didn’t know I was suspended, my life’s been a mess, I moved addresses but haven’t changed it with RMS,” he told police.

Phoenix Tysonn was a real estate agent in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. Picture: Facebook

Tysonn further explained he “honestly … had no idea” the car registration had expired.

In a separate incident, The Daily Telegraph previously reported that court documents state Tysonn had struck a woman in the face with a stick and he then spat in the face of a person who had tried to intervene in January last year.

He pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm and common assault in Queanbeyan Local Court and was originally sentenced last year to nine months’ jail with a five month non-parole period.

However, Tysonn appealed the sentence in Gosford District Court in February and instead was sentenced to a nine month intensive correction order, with five months to be served by way of home detention which expired on July 19.

Tysonn will return to Waverley Local Court in September to be sentenced for the driving matters.