Salim Mehajer’s phone claim in fight against domestic violence charges after jail release
Salim Mehajer lost an offer for more time in the fight against domestic violence, forced an extension to solve a new identity in order to get help from Apple Store and bring evidence from iCloud.
The former Mayor of Auburn was found guilty of fraud and domestic violence after he punched his former partner on his head during a discussion and threatened to kill his mother.
Meleger represented himself during the hearing, and a jury found him guilty of six accusations, each of which, such as more than one attack and each of them intimidation and drowning.
During a discussion in his car, he punched the woman on his head, shook his hand and crushed his phone, put him on his nose and mouth until he fainted, drowning him and threatening to kill his mother.
He was also found guilty of creating false documents by creating the signatures of his lawyer Zali Burrows and his sister during a separate hearing.
Mehajer was sentenced to seven years nine months in prison for domestic violence and fraud crimes.
He was released from prison last Friday, but he was sentenced to more than five years in prison for serving sentences for more than one crime.
Since then he has been released from prison last week, he made an objection to fight against domestic violence.
Mehajer did not participate in the NSW Criminal Court on Thursday morning.
Having a navy blue suit, white shirt and hair -haired hair, Horageer, with the identity of the hearing on August 4, asked to be pushed back in the midst of “problems”.
He claimed that the complainant had the identity, so he needs to get new identity to allow him to go to the Apple Store and get more material to support his declaration.
Mehajer claimed that his phone was “deleted remotely ve and he hoped that he could provide some supportive evidence – ie the iCloud server after joining the Apple Store.
He sought a delay for up to three weeks, but the crown argued that the date of the hearing had already been changed to ensure that the Hayfer was released from the detention and the problem arose at the hearing.
“This is not a new problem,” the crown prosecutor said to the court.
“This is very tightly the position of the crown: it is too late to raise it at this stage, this is completely speculative… The appeal can continue.”
If a delay is given, the hearing will have to be moved to November due to the existence of the crown, which Mehajer said that he did not want such a long delay to Peter Clayton.
If Mr. Clayton did not leave Mehajer’s offer for a later hearing date, he said he would reject it by stating that he was “optimistic in any case in any case to obtain new identity.
He confirmed that the hearing would remain on August 4, and said that he planned to appear in person in person.
Mehajer visited Westfield last week, NSW service for a new driver license and a cosmetic dentist in Hornsby after leaving the John Morony Correction Center in Berkshire Park last week. Mehajer will have to comply with a long condition of evacuation conditions after his release, including the participation of any domestic violence program with a guided, ongoing treatment and drugs and alcohol tests from a special psychologist.
Mehajer’s lawyer Zawat Zreika said last week that the focus of the former Mayor of Auburn was on his family.
“Mr. Mehajer is now released for detention,” he said.
“This is a long -awaited and deep personal moment for himself and his family.
“He wants his privacy to be respected during this time.”
