Australia Great Michael Slater, who threatens self -harm in court, is sentenced to 4 years of imprisonment

Australian cricket player-enection Michael Slater was sentenced to four years in prison after being guilty of many charges, including domestic violence on Tuesday, but will be allowed to walk freely immediately after serving for more than a year. According to a report in ABC Sport, “partially suspended” due to the time presented. The 55 -year -old child was accused of more than a dozen crimes such as domestic violence, illegal follow -up or intimidation, a housing with intention, a common attack, bodily damage and suffocation or drowning on the occasion of attack.

The prosecutor’s office told the Marochydore Regional Court that alcohol is a feature that is repeated for crime as the behavior of its behavior becomes more irregular. ” “The Court heard that Slater was threatened by self -harm while warning the victim to not report the victim and felt extremely scared and exhausted by Slater’s behavior.”

The identity of the victim was not announced in the report. It was claimed that he had greeted only from Noosa (Queensland) and was exposed to “attack, drowning, theft and follow -up” since the end of 2023.

Judge Glen Cash described Slater as an alcoholic and warned that rehabilitation would not “be easy”. “Your rehabilitation will not be easy – part of your makeup.” He said.

The prosecutor’s office was sentenced to five years in prison for three years after three, while Slater’s lawyer decreased by stating that the drowning incident was not in the most serious nature.

Slater, for 375 days when he was detained “calm, clear and understanding” he added.

He argued that Slater should immediately be sentenced to three years in prison with conditional evacuation.

Judge Cash said Slater’s early criminal objection showed “cooperation and regret”.

Between 1993 and 2003, the former right -handed Australian opener played 74 tests and 42 ODI.

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