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Sydney man avoids jail time over violent attack with builder's spirit level

Savannah Meacham

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A man has avoided jail time after he was convicted over a violent attack involving a builder's spirit level.

Abdul Assad threatened and beat his neighbours, Qutaiba Mehmood and Ali Ahmed, in their Punchbowl carpark in May last year.

Assad broke Mehmood's arm with the spirit level.

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Assad threatened and beat his neighbour with the two metre tool last year. 9News

"Doctors have recommended me not to lift anything for two years other than a cup of coffee," Mehmood told 9News.

"Whenever I go to that street or that area I get traumatised."

The 44-year-old father pleaded guilty to multiple charges in court today.

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Abdul Assad was sentenced to a 21-month intensive corrections order.

Abdul Assad leaving court after the sentencing. 9News

Assad was sentenced to 21 months and the magistrate has allowed him to serve the time in the community under an intensive corrections order.

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