Jamahal Archie Edward Williams has bail revoked in Rockhampton court
A 27-year-old who allegedly sent messages stating ‘I will rape you’ through social media apps with ‘intimate’ videos and pictures of himself has also been accused of committing an indecent act in a public place.
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A 27-year-old who allegedly sent messages stating ‘I will rape you’ through social media apps with ‘intimate’ videos and pictures has had his bail revoked.
Jamahal Archie Edward Williams was also allegedly found committing an indecent act in Haigh Park across from Rockhampton Hospital while on bail for similar offences.
The 27-year-old appeared in the Rockhampton Magistrates Court dock on Tuesday, July 9, charged with a number of alleged offences, including one count of indecent act in any place with intent to insult or offend any person, two counts of trespass and two counts of breaching bail.
According to court documents viewed by this publication, the alleged indecent act at Haigh Park and trespass offences happened on Monday, July 8.
The documents stated Mr Williams entered into a bail undertaking on June 13 after appearing in Rockhampton Magistrates Court on a number of alleged charges, including five indecent act offences, possessing child exploitation material, break and enter, possessing dangerous drugs, failing to dispose of a syringe and breaching bail.
The bail’s ‘strict conditions’ included not accessing an electronic device with access to the internet and not being away from his bail address at any time unless attending court or a legal appointment, or in the company of his mother or another appropriate adult.
Police allege seven days after signing the bail, Mr Williams accessed a device and used social media apps to send ‘intimate’ photos and videos of himself to numerous people followed by messages such as ‘I will rape you’.
It is also alleged Mr Williams trespassed at two properties on nearby Livermore St the same day of the alleged indecent act.
Mr Williams’ solicitor, Pierre Lammersdorf, did not make an application for bail when Mr Williams appeared in court on Tuesday.
The court heard briefs of evidence were required for the alleged indecent act and the trespasses.
The matters were all adjourned to August 21.
He was remanded in custody.
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