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Man facing three breach charges bailed to move to Mildura

Dylan Kelly, in his early 30s, faces three breach matters and will be bailed to move to Mildura.

Dylan Kelly, who already has two sets of bail for similar breaches, appeared in Warrnambool Magistrates Court. He is now facing three separate matters.

On September 5, Kelly rushed through a front door and knocked a woman across a room using what police described as a hip and shoulder charge. On September 11, he attended a property where he was banned and damaged the front door.

The magistrate will bail him to live in Mildura.

Early 30s
Kelly's age
Three separate
Breach matters
Wednesday September 16
Release date
Roslyn Porter
Magistrate

Why it mattersCourts must balance releasing bail while protecting the public, and removing offenders from locations where they have pattern-breached is a common strategy.

AustraliaDemonstrates Australian court decisions to relocate offenders out of their home region as a bail condition to reduce reoffending risk.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 9 d ago

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