Darwin Soldier Bailed on Robbery Charges

0:00The latest headlines, weather, and stories right here on Sydney News today. A Darwin-based Australian Defense Force soldier named Marise Humbles has appeared in local court facing charges of robbery, aggravated assault, and deprivation of liberty. The 29-year-old allegedly targeted a female colleague. He showed up in custody on Tuesday and got bail today after posting a $10,000 bond paid by his family. The judge called the charges significant and set strict conditions for his release. Humbles can now head back to his home on the New South Wales Central Coast, but he must return for future hearings and stay away from the alleged. Fick them. His lawyer pointed out that he has no prior criminal record and plans to fight all the charges. Family members stepped up to cover the bond and arranged his travel out of the Northern Territory. Court officials made sure his superiors in the defense force keep an eye on him during the move from his barracks. No contact with the victim is allowed, or his bail could get revoked right away.

1:03The next court date is set for directions hearing in June, and details on his job status with the defense force remain unclear for now. Support for this day in an episode comes from our sponsor. Sali Pillow is a pillow with built-in headphones, lay back, press play, and disappear into what you are listening to. S-O-L-I-SaliPillow.com