Ex-cop fights gun, abuse of power charges
AAP
A former Australian Federal Police deputy commissioner will fight allegations he abused his position in a court hearing in August.
Ramzi Jabbour has pleaded not guilty to possessing a prohibited firearm and abusing his position as a senior officer.
ACT Magistrates Court heard on Thursday Jabbour will contest the charges at a three-day hearing.
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He was not present in court.
He was stood down from the AFP in March last year pending a professional standards investigation.
Jabbour then resigned from the AFP in August 2019, after a 30-year career in the force.
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