Jodi Gordon's 'bikie friend' jailed
By Neil Keene
The Daily Telegraph
June 12, 2009 03:42pm
THE alleged Rebels bikie found by police huddled with Home and Away star Jodi Gordon in his Bellevue Hill apartment will spend the next two years on periodic detention after breaching a good behaviour bond.
Mark James Judge made headlines last week after he and Gordon sparked an emergency police operation on June 3 when they raised fears they were being hunted by outlaw bikies.
Officers who rushed to Judges house failed to find any attackers, but instead discovered the Judge and Gordon cowering in a bedroom.
Gordon later allegedly admitted cocaine had been consumed earlier that day.
Judge had already been convicted of assault and a separate charge of threatening a witness.
For those two offences he was placed on a good behaviour bond, but Judge fronted Newcastle District Court today after breaching the bonds conditions.
The court heard police approached Judge on Darlinghurst Road in Potts Point in April last year to question him about a recent assault in the area.
Judge produced his licence but ran away when the officers started leading him to their paddy wagon.
He escaped but turned himself in to police in June.
No charges were laid over the assault but Judge was ordered to face court for resisting arrest - a breach of his bond conditions.
Judge Ralph Coolahan revoked the bond and sentenced Judge to two years periodic detention at Silverwater Detention Centre, starting on June 25.
He will be eligible for parole on Christmas Eve.
