Accused domestic violence perpetrator Sam Wood tried to get the court to stop media publishing details about his alleged offending.
Wood faces charges relating to an alleged attack on his partner Snezana Wood. He is on remand in Queensland and will re-apply for bail on Friday next week.
Wood’s lawyers sought a non-publication order at Brisbane Supreme Court yesterday, that would see tight restrictions on journalists reporting on the domestic violence accusations.
The Courier Mail reports the court temporarily suppress names, addresses and identifying people named in the bail documents.
Wood’s request to suppress the complete documents was denied.
It is alleged Wood pushed and strangled Snezana, preventing her from breathing. Snezana reported to police that she thought he would kill her. Wood is also accused of banging her head on the floor.
He denies the allegations.
He is charged with assault occasioning bodily harm, domestic violence and strangulation in a domestic setting.
He will re-apply for bail on October 30.
SAM WOOD’S NEW BAIL ATTEMPT AFTER SEEKING SUPPRESSION ORDER
