Embattled Waikato jockey in court after allegedly posting 'distressing digital communication'

Embattled Waikato jockey in court after allegedly posting 'distressing digital communication'
17 Dec, 2020 10:09 PM
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Cambridge jockey Jason Waddell leaves the Hamilton District Court this morning after appearing on two charges. Photo / Belinda Feek
Cambridge jockey Jason Waddell leaves the Hamilton District Court this morning after appearing on two charges. Photo / Belinda Feek
One of the country's top, yet embattled, jockeys has been charged after two separate incidents, including the alleged posting of a harmful digital communication.
Jason Waddell, 34, made a brief appearance in the Hamilton District Court this morning, when he was remanded without plea on charges of posting a digital communication with intent to cause harm to high-profile Te Akau racing stable owner David Ellis and threatening to kill another racing boss.

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