How To Breech an Intervention Order while Swimming

A Magistrate's Court in Melbourne issued an Intervention Order to an applicant with the Usual 200 Metre Restrictions, The Defendant had been a regular Gym Junkie at a Gym around the Corner from Where the applicant Lived, Even Though the applicant was not actually in the Gym or Pool area at the time, they would ring the Police anytime they saw the defendant's car in the Carpark Of the gym.

The Situation became farcical even when the defendant had a swim.in The 50 Metre Pool, the applicant told Police that the defendant was actually Breeching The Intervention Order because one end of the Swimming Pool was within 200 Metres of the Applicants Rear Fence, What was the Defendant supposed to do in This Case???. Swim halfway down The Pool and Then Swim back so as to Not Technically Breech The Order.

Could you imagine what the reaction of Other Swimmers when the Defendant suddenly stops halfway down the laplane.


The Defendant found about these Complaints after the Police Knocked on his Door saying the Applicant had made a complaint to them and they were shown maps explaining that part of the the Gym was within 200 metres of their place. The Defendant went to the Local Council and was told he would need a surveyor to accurately measure where the 200 Metre Restriction Ended.