- Kylee Robinson was accused of kidnapping man
- She's accused of trying to recover stolen property
- Hit with extraordinary regional bail ban
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An NDIS supervisor who allegedly bashed and kidnapped an intruder she caught on her property has been granted bail but is banned from going within 100km of her own house in the Hunter Region of NSW.
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Kylee Robinson is accused of taking a baseball bat to a man she found in her shed at Raymond Terrace, north of Newcastle, on August 2, before tying him up by the neck with a chain and padlock.
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Robinson, 52, and her partner Guy Westgate, 53, then allegedly forced the man to accompany them to a homeless camp in nearby Boomerang Park in search of previously stolen goods.
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Once at the park, Robinson allegedly assaulted two other men with the baseball bat and smashed up a car, shattering its windscreen, in an attempt to recover items missing from her place.
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Police arrived at the park at 8.30pm after reports of an alleged assault, and were told a woman had attacked a man after finding him near her two-bedroom weatherboard cottage.
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A 44-year-old man was treated by paramedics at the scene and taken to Maitland Hospital.
Robinson was arrested that night when she attended Raymond Terrace police station and charged with kidnapping with intent to commit a serious indictable offence.
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She was further charged with being armed with intent to cause a serious indictable offence and assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
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NDIS supervisor Kyle Robinson, who allegedly bashed and kidnapped an intruder she caught on her property, has been granted bail but cannot go within 100km of her own house in the Hunter Region of NSW.
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Robinson is pictured
Robinson, 52, and her partner Guy Westgate, 53, allegedly forced a man they found near their house to lead them to a nearby homeless camp.
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Westgate is pictured
Robinson cannot travel within 100km of Newcastle, other than to attend court or with the approval of the officer in charge of her case in exceptional circumstances.
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Robinson faced a bail court the next day and was remanded in custody, while Westgate presented himself to Raymond Terrace police station on August 6.
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He was charged with kidnapping with assault occasioning actual bodily harm with others, and intent to commit a serious indictable offence - assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
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Westgate, who is a former soldier, was granted bail on conditions he not drink alcohol or take any drugs not prescribed by a doctor, and not contact any prosecution witnesses.
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He was required to live at an address in the Raymond Terrace district, while his partner remained behind bars.
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After 18 nights in custody, Robinson appeared before Newcastle Local Court on August 21 and was granted strict conditional bail.
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She was ordered to live at an address on the NSW Central Tablelands, more than 360km west of Raymond Terrace, and not to leave those premises between 11pm and 5am except for medical emergencies.
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Robinson also cannot travel within 100km of Newcastle, other than to attend court or with the approval of the officer in charge of her case in exceptional circumstances.
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She cannot have contact by any means with Westgate or any prosecution witnesses, cannot drink alcohol or take drugs not prescribed by a doctor.
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Kylee Robinson is accused of taking a baseball bat to a man she found in her shed behind her house at Raymond Terrace (above), before tying him up by the neck with a chain and padlock
Police arrived Boomerang Park (above) after reports of an alleged assault, and were told a woman had attacked a man after finding him near her two-bedroom weatherboard cottage
Robinson cannot enter any establishment which serves alcohol, unless it is a licensed restaurant, and must report to police once a week.
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Westgate had his bail varied on August 28 to suspend the residential condition while he was an inpatient at an undisclosed facility.
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While Robinson was required to find an acceptable person to deposit $10,000 which would be forfeited if she did not comply with heir bail, Westgate had to offer the same sum as surety for himself.
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Robinson and Westgate bought the Raymond Terrace residence in 2024 - the same year they founded a business providing NDIS support services.
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A neighbour said the couple had not been living in the cottage but were known to regularly check on the property.
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The neighour was shocked to hear about the charges laid against Robinson and Westgate and confirmed they heard nothing on the night of the alleged attack.
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Daily Mail understands the home was the scene of multiple 'suspicious' fires over the past six months, having been set alight in February and again in March.
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The last reported incident was about 3am on March 4 when five crews were called out following reports of a structure fire at the unattended home.
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A neighbour said the couple had not been living in the cottage, which they bought in 2024, but were known to regularly check on the property (pinned above)
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'We quickly arrived to find a dwelling with smoke issuing,' a statement from the NSW RFS Raymond Terrace Brigade said.
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'Crews quickly got to work with crews from Raymond Terrace Fire and Rescue to extinguish the fire and were joined by multiple other Fire and Rescue NSW crews.'
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At the time, police said they were treating the fire as suspicious.
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Robinson was the operations manager of the NDIS service she operated with Westgate, providing support to children and adults across Newcastle and the Hunter.
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She described herself online as a 'dedicated social work professional with over eight years of experience'.
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That since-deleted profile added that Robinson had 'strong theoretical knowledge and practical expertise’.
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'Her leadership reflects a passion for advocacy, dignity, and tailored support that enhances quality of life for people with diverse needs,' the biography read.
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'Known for her collaborative approach and deep commitment to ethical practice, Kylee brings warmth, professionalism, and innovation to every aspect of her work.
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The house is believed to have been the scene of two 'suspicious' fires over the past six months (pictured fire crews extinguishing a fire at the home on March 4)
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'She continues to build a supportive environment where participants are encouraged to grow, connect, and thrive.
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Westgate was a director of the business and according to his online profile - which had also been deleted - was passionate about working with his clients.
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'My background is diverse and includes time in the Australian Defence Force, the crane industry, and as a Postie,' he wrote online.
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