Dentist hit with 11 more charges over allegedly spiking the drinks of women he met online before sexually assaulting them
- A Perth dentist accused of sexually assaulting ten women, hit with more charges
- Farzam Mehrabi, 32, has been served with a fresh set of eleven charges
- He is accused of spiking the women’s drink before allegedly assaulting them
- Mehrabi will next appear at Perth Magistrates Court on November 14
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A dentist accused of sexually assaulting women he met online by spiking their drinks has been hit with a fresh set of charges.
WA man Farzam Mehrabi, 32, has been slapped with an additional 11 charges for offences relating to the assault of two women he met on a dating website, bringing the total number of charges against him to 37.
The 32-year-old is accused in subsequent encounters of putting a substance in their beverages at both his home and a licensed venue.
Police allege as a result of the drugging the women became incapacitated and he allegedly took advantage of them.
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WA man Farzam Mehrabi, 32, has been charged with 11 more offences relating to the assault of two women he met on a dating website, bringing the total number of charges against him to 37
The dentist is accused of sexually assaulting women he met on online dating apps by spiking their drinks
The latest charges include six counts of alleged penetration without consent, two counts of allegedly impeding another person’s normal breathing and two counts of alleged stupefying to commit an indictable offence.
The dentist’s 37 charges relate to ten alleged victims.
Investigations into the assaults are ongoing with police urging anyone with more information to contact them.
Mehrabi will next appear at Perth Magistrates Court on November 14.
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