Now for a bit of bad news for the bad guys in Australia. Antisemitic terror-thug Mohammad Sharab has been refused bail.
A pro-Palestine demonstrator accused of kidnapping and assaulting a man with a hammer has been refused bail after allegedly breaching earlier bail conditions.
Mohammad Sharab, 37, and co-accused Laura Allam, a prominent human rights activist, were allegedly among four offenders who lured their male victim from his home in Melbourne’s west before he was bundled into a ute, wrapped in duct tape and bashed with a hammer.
Mr Sharab was granted bail after he was charged in February but remanded in custody last month after he allegedly spoke with a male co-offender and failed to report to police, which was in breach of his bail conditions.
In one instance, police allege Mr Sharab, wearing a scarf over his face, was recorded speaking with the man at a pro-Palestine rally outside the State Library on July 21.
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Magistrate David Starvaggi refused bail saying he considered the alleged offending to be “extraordinarily and seriously violent” and he was not satisfied any conditions could lessen the risk of further breaches.
However, it seems police only have a problem with him speaking with the co-offending thug. Attending Israel hate rallies in general? No worries!
Senior Constable Daniel Rees opposed the application, saying he had no issue with Mr Sharab protesting and “fighting a good fight for his fellow people in Gaza”.
“It’s within his right to be going to these rallies,” he said
“The issue we have … is him being in vicinity, being in contact with (his co-accused).”
This is the sort of thing Mo gets up to when he allowed to roam around and protest:
And we all know this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what he is capable of doing. So I am glad his movement is now restricted.
Meanwhile, in more good news, his Instagram account seems to have been taken down.
