Footballer's e-bike escape from police delayed to November hearing
Footballer Jarrah Maksymow will be sentenced on November 26 for fleeing police on an e-bike.
Former top Border footballer Jarrah Maksymow was supposed to be sentenced this week. Maksymow faced charges of hindering police, riding without a helmet, and riding furiously.
The case goes to November 26 instead. On August 8 at a children's football match in North Albury, Maksymow spotted police with an arrest warrant.
He had initially said he would cooperate. But then he jumped on a nearby child's e-bike and rode across the field while the match was on.
CCTV cameras captured him pedalling away and looking back at police. He rode through the intersection at Five Ways with total disregard for traffic.
He also faces domestic violence charges of assault, intimidation, and breaching a domestic violence order. These remain contested.
He is in custody with bail refused.
- November 26
- Sentencing date
- Sarvaas Park, North Albury
- Incident location
- Child's e-bike
- Escape vehicle
- In jail, bail refused
- Custody status
Why it mattersThe case shows how domestic violence charges can lead to additional offences, and how bail decisions keep accused people in jail while waiting for trial.
AustraliaThe case is local to Albury and shows New South Wales court delays in handling cases with multiple charges.
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