Tasmanian Supreme Court judge Gregory Geason would allegedly become 'venomous' after drinking alcohol, subjecting a woman to regular verbal abuse and tracking her with her phone. She has given evidence to a court, detailing the alleged abuse she experienced.
Tasmanian Supreme Court judge Gregory Geason is facing a hearing in the Hobart Magistrates Court after pleading not guilty to assault and emotional abuse or intimidation.
The case is being heard by visiting Victorian deputy chief magistrate Susan Wakeling, and prosecuted by Victorian crown prosecutor Neill Hutton. "On many occasions the accused would drink too much, become nasty and begin abusing her, calling her names after only a few glasses of wine."The court heard he allegedly became jealous and enraged, snatched the woman's phone, read all her messages and her deleted messages, and then grabbed both her arms "tightly" and squeezed "very hard".
She told the court that she was allegedly subjected to verbal abuse by Mr Geason "maybe 20 or 30 times".The court heard that, several weeks after the alleged assault, a person was using the woman's headphones interstate. Trump says he's 'supposed to be dead' in latest interview after assassination attempt — as it happened
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