TV presenter Yumi Stynes fronts court in apprehended violence order fight with ex Martin Bendeler
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TV and radio presenter Yumi Stynes claims to be afraid of her life after leaving her nine -year -old husband, which claims that she is violent with her. Ms. Stynes and her ex -husband Martin Bendler took part in the Sydney Downing Center local court on Thursday to confront a legal war on allegations of harassment. Mr. Bendeler challenges the implementation of a captured violence order that restricts his interactions with his ex -wife. Under the standard conditions of the restriction order, it should not be attacking, threatening, deviating, harassing or scaring or damaging its property. Media Personality Yumi Stynes with his ex -husband Martin Bendler. The couple married about nine years before leaving. Mr. Bendeler, a practical lawyer, was not accused of injustice, and the court heard that he was not a criminal record. In December last year, the police, who claimed that he was afraid of his safety for harassing his ex -lover was issued by the police on behalf of Mrs. Stynes. Police prosecutor Michael Cleaver, "the volume of messages received by the complainant and the nature of messages," he said. The court told the author to the police that Mr. Bendler never hurt him, but he believed that his behavior was “increasingly unpredictable”. Mrs. Stynes gave evidence in a closed courtroom. After a second statement, TV and the radio server called police to act on “discomfort and fear”, which was harassed by his ex -husband ”. The court heard that he had sent 242 messages to his ex -wife during the period of Mr. Bendler's complaint, but the police saw certain messages only by Mrs. Stynes. His lawyer Paul McGirr told the court that there was no threat to any of the messages, and he described Mr. Bendeler as “a man who does not contain violence”. Ms. Stynes argued that she used complaint that she used her as weapon instead of a shield to support position in separate legal dispute. McGirr said to court, “It is not only a coincidence to ask for an AVO, but the family court in corner.” “There is a bad smell about it”. In a police statement, he said he was afraid of his life. He told the police he was afraid of his ex -husband. Mr Bendeler, Mrs. Stynes never hurt and even for years of marriage to him in the marriage of her said. When the lawyer knocked on door in December felt that his ex -wife's messages were harassing and inappropriate, client felt “humiliated scared”. Despite police proposal to contact Mrs. Stynes only through lawyers, the court heard that Mr. Bendler sent a message only hours after police visit. Inside, Mr. Cleaver talked about sexual encounter with another woman, whom he said was "designed to awaken disgust" and harassed. However, Mr. McGirr said that the discussion was not suitable for an old couple who was open to sex. Ms Stynes will have to wait a month to learn the result. Ms. Stynes claimed that she didn't want her ex -husband stop her to stop
TV and radio presenter Yumi Stynes claims to be afraid of her life after leaving her nine -year -old husband, which claims that she is violent with her. Ms. Stynes and her ex -husband Martin Bendler took part in the Sydney Downing Center local court on Thursday to confront a legal war on allegations of harassment. Mr. Bendeler challenges the implementation of a captured violence order that restricts his interactions with his ex -wife. Under the standard conditions of the restriction order, it should not be attacking, threatening, deviating, harassing or scaring or damaging its property. Media Personality Yumi Stynes with his ex -husband Martin Bendler. The couple married about nine years before leaving. Mr. Bendeler, a practical lawyer, was not accused of injustice, and the court heard that he was not a criminal record. In December last year, the police, who claimed that he was afraid of his safety for harassing his ex -lover was issued by the police on behalf of Mrs. Stynes. Police prosecutor Michael Cleaver, "the volume of messages received by the complainant and the nature of messages," he said. The court told the author to the police that Mr. Bendler never hurt him, but he believed that his behavior was “increasingly unpredictable”. Mrs. Stynes gave evidence in a closed courtroom. After a second statement, TV and the radio server called police to act on “discomfort and fear”, which was harassed by his ex -husband ”. The court heard that he had sent 242 messages to his ex -wife during the period of Mr. Bendler's complaint, but the police saw certain messages only by Mrs. Stynes. His lawyer Paul McGirr told the court that there was no threat to any of the messages, and he described Mr. Bendeler as “a man who does not contain violence”. Ms. Stynes argued that she used complaint that she used her as weapon instead of a shield to support position in separate legal dispute. McGirr said to court, “It is not only a coincidence to ask for an AVO, but the family court in corner.” “There is a bad smell about it”. In a police statement, he said he was afraid of his life. He told the police he was afraid of his ex -husband. Mr Bendeler, Mrs. Stynes never hurt and even for years of marriage to him in the marriage of her said. When the lawyer knocked on door in December felt that his ex -wife's messages were harassing and inappropriate, client felt “humiliated scared”. Despite police proposal to contact Mrs. Stynes only through lawyers, the court heard that Mr. Bendler sent a message only hours after police visit. Inside, Mr. Cleaver talked about sexual encounter with another woman, whom he said was "designed to awaken disgust" and harassed. However, Mr. McGirr said that the discussion was not suitable for an old couple who was open to sex. Ms Stynes will have to wait a month to learn the result. Ms. Stynes claimed that she didn't want her ex -husband stop her to stop