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Ray Hadley’s wife withdraws AVO lodged against him and son

Radio shock jock Ray Hadley’s wife Suzanne lodged an apprehended violence order (AVO) against him and their son Daniel Hadley today and quickly withdrew them following further discussions with police.

According to The Sydney Morning Herald, the domestic violence allegations by Hadley’s second wife against the Radio 2GB morning host and his son Daniel, a 24-year-old police officer, were lodged on Suzanne Hadley’s behalf by NSW Police.

Court documents show that Detective Sergeant David Fairclough, of the Kuringai police made the application, and it was set to be heard on March 4.

However the application was withdrawn later this afternoon.

Court notice of the case.

Court notice of the case.

Hadley has been married for 20 years but separated from his wife in 2011, before they reconciled some months later.

To read the full Sydney Morning Herald story click here.

NSW police said in a statement on Friday: “Police have served an application for an AVO on behalf of a 48-year-old woman. The woman attended Hornsby police station yesterday afternoon and spoke with officers. The application for an AVO was subsequently served on a 59-year-old man.

“Late this afternoon police had further contact with the woman and as a result NSW police will no longer be pursuing the application for an AVO.”

Megan Reynolds

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