Mohamad Alameddine hands himself in to NSW police after arrest warrants

A senior member of the Alameddine family has faced court where his alleged threatening messages towards his pregnant wife were revealed.

A fuming magistrate has refused bail to a senior member of a crime family facing a slew of domestic violence charges against both his wife and girlfriend despite the police consenting to him being released.

The court heard police have been tapping Mohamad Alameddine’s phone and recorded the allegedly violent conversations, excerpts of which were read aloud by Magistrate Ross Hudson.

The prosecution consented to the release application made by Alameddine’s lawyer but Magistrate Hudson was having none of it, stating he would be determining the bail based on what was set before him.

Mohamad Alameddine, aged 37, was wanted on outstanding warrants for alleged assault and domestic violence-related offences.

Magistrate Hudson said the alleged victims of Alameddine’s abuse were “the two females in his life” one of which was his seven months pregnant wife.

He read aloud from the call transcripts.

“If you get f***ed up I swear to God I’ll belt the f*** out of you,” the transcript allegedly read.

“You f***ing little s*** wait until I grab you. You wait until I grab you, you f***ing little rat.

“I’m gonna f***ing pump the f*** out of you.”

He continued to read form various sections of the alleged transcript.

“Babe I didn’t mean to kick you I swear,” Magistrate Hudson read.

“Oi listen c*** I’m telling you now, if you spoke to any bloke I’m going to knock you out. I’m going to f***ing knock you out you f***ing gronk,” said another alleged part of the transcript.

Alameddine appeared in Waverley Local Court on Wednesday (May 19) via videolink as his bail hearing continued after being put over from the day prior.

Magistrate Ross Hudson said he made his decision to refuse bail despite the police consenting to it after weighing up the risks.

“If police want him out on bail so badly, deal with this matter via police bail or future CANs (court attendance notices),” Magistrate Hudson said.

“Do not set the court up in any fashion to come to an agreement in terms of bail.

“The court needs to step back and look at with real world eyes, not the police eyes because they want something else to happen.”

Alameddine’s lawyer indicated he would be pleading not guilty to all charges.

The case was set down for hearing on August 3 in Central Local Court.

Alameddine had handing himself into NSW Police.

Police had been looking for the 37-year old for nearly a month after issuing warrants for his arrests for alleged domestic violence offences.

Alameddine, from Kogarah has been charged with 12 offences, including four counts of stalk/intimidate with the intention fear physical harm, assault police officer in execution of his duty as well as assault occasioning actual bodily harm.

He appeared in Waverley court yesterday where bail was refused and is due to reappear this morning.

More to come.