12:32 EDT, 13 May 2021
The fiancé of a geography teacher who admitted to having sex with her 14-year-old student has vowed never to leave her - just hours before appearing in court accused of raping a teenager he met on Snapchat.
Mohammed Krayem, 22, stunned his friends by insisting he would stick by his fiancee Monica Elizabeth Young, 24, after she pleaded guilty to three charges of aggravated sexual intercourse without consent with a teenage pupil.
But in a shock twist, Krayem fronted Bankstown Local Court on Thursday facing his own sexual assault charges.
The 22-year-old was charged with sexual intercourse without consent following an alleged incident in a carpark in Sydney s western suburbs last year, 7 News reported.
Woman charged over alleged flag burning A woman has been charged after allegedly carrying a burning flag during an unauthorised protest in Sydney before running from police.
Crime by Melissa Iaria 12th May 2021 7:18 PM A woman who allegedly carried a burning Israeli flag during a protest in Sydney has been charged with offensive behaviour. Police were patrolling the Lakemba area during Ramadan festivities on Tuesday night when they were told of an unauthorised protest of about 200 people in a nearby reserve. The officers later spotted a woman walking down the street through traffic, holding an Israeli flag that was on fire, police said in a statement.
A woman has been charged after allegedly walking down a busy street in Sydney while carrying a burning Israeli flag in protest at escalating violence in the Middle East.
Police were conducting patrols at Lakemba in Sydney s south-west on Tuesday night when they were alerted to an unauthorised protest of about 200 people in a reserve on The Boulevarde.
Officers contacted the organiser to assist with the safe facilitation of the protest, but about 9:30pm spotted a woman allegedly weaving through traffic while holding a burning Israeli flag.
Police took the flag off her, and as it was being extinguished the woman allegedly ran from officers.
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A man is facing domestic violence and kidnapping charges after allegedly assaulting his former partner and forcing her into a car with her baby son on Mother’s Day in Sydney’s south-west.
Police have been told the woman tried to escape the vehicle twice and called on passers-by to help.
The alleged incident began after an argument between the 36-year-old man and 28-year-old woman at a home on Ivy Street, Greenacre, about 9am on Sunday, police said in a statement on Monday.
Police will allege in court the man hit the woman multiple times in the face, head and body before she tried to leave with her eight-month-old son.