Sydney man's horror alleged act after he met a woman on a dating app
The 44-year-old man was charged with 15 domestic violence-related offences spanning a three-year period after officers descended on a home on Sibbick Street in Russell Lea, in Sydney 's inner west, about 7am on Wednesday.
In video of his dramatic arrest, the man is seen wearing grey tracksuit pants and ugg boots as he is bustled out of the home and into a paddy wagon.
The man's alleged offences include eight counts of sexual intercourse without consent and three counts of choking without consent.
Police allege the man carried out a slew of DV offences including kidnapping between 2021 and 2023 against a 35-year-old woman.
He also allegedly choked a 52-year-old woman he met on a dating app last March.
The man's charges also include two counts of stalking and intimidation, intentionally recording an intimate image without consent, and detaining a person with intent to obtain advantage.
He was granted bail in Parramatta Local Court on Thursday but will need to adhere to a series of strict bail conditions, including wearing an ankle monitor.
The man was asked to forfeit his passport and is banned from leaving New South Wales or entering any international port of departure from Australia.
He will also be bound by a strict curfew of 8pm to 5am.
His bail conditions require he report to a police station three times a week and refrain from contacting prosecution witnesses except via his representation.
He returns to Parramatta Local Court on September 10.
Police inquiries under Strike Force Brandum are continuing.
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