Overview
- Magistrate Michelle Hodgson found Sewell guilty of three intimidation counts against a police officer and the officer's wife, plus two contraventions of personal safety intervention orders.
- He was acquitted of allegations that he caused others to publish the material and of failing to provide police with a phone access code.
- The case centred on podcast remarks from October and November 2024 in which Sewell threatened to "dox" the officer and referenced downloaded wedding photos.
- The court ordered 200 hours of community service to be performed after his release from custody, despite prosecutors seeking a jail term.
- Sewell remains on remand over separate charges tied to an alleged attack at Camp Sovereignty on 31 August, with reported counts including violent disorder, affray and assault and a committal mention set for 9 December.