Public servant denied bail over alleged decade of family violence

Public servant denied bail over alleged decade of family violence

The Canberra man, aged in his 50s, is accused of committing over 50 offences against his former wife and three children between 2013 and 2022, including aggravated assaults causing grievous bodily harm and repeated threats to kill.

'Well-respected public servant' charged with over 50 family violence allegations

The man, described in the ACT Magistrates Court as a 'well-respected public servant', is accused of physically abusing his family for a decade.

Man faces more than 50 family violence charges

A 51-year-old Crestwood, NSW, was arrested in Lyneham on Saturday and charged with more than 50 family violence offences alleged to have occurred over nine-years. Since 2023, police have been investigating alleged family violence offending by the man against his former partner, two sons and a stepson. He faces more than 50 charges including: Common assault x 15 Assault occasioning actual bodily harm x 19 Attempt common assault x 3 Threat to cau…

The investigation reveals a history of brutality towards his own children, unrelated to the tragic disappearance of the little boy. The investigations surrounding the death of Emile have brought to light a disturbing element concerning his grandfather, Philippe Vedovini. According to cross-referenced information, this man would have resorted to physical violence against his children [...] Read more Family violence: the troubled past of the grand…

Public servant gets 55 charges for alleged abuse of ex-partner, three children

CONTENT WARNING: This article refers to alleged family violence. A long-term public servant with the federal government has been handed 55 charges for the alleged abuse he inflicted on his ex-partner and their three children over a decade. It is alleged the man repeatedly hit his then-partner and the children in their faces and heads, […]

The man in his 50s who was arrested last week and charged with abuse in close relationships has been remanded in custody for two weeks.