Sydney baker jailed over attacks on two women
Habibullah Afghan-Baig has been jailed over the attacks of two women. (9NEWS)
A western Sydney baker will spend at least three years and seven months behind bars for attacking two female jobseekers.
Habibullah Afghan-Baig, the 40-year-old owner of the Afghan and Arab Bakery in Fairfield, sexually assaulted one woman and indecently assaulted another in July and August 2015.
Afghan-Baig, a father-of-two, met the women after they placed online advertisements seeking work.
He was arrested in August 2015 and charged with four counts of indecent assault and three counts of sexual intercourse without consent.
The court was told one of the attacks was captured on CCTV inside the store and lasted 30 minutes.
Police seized Afghan-Baig's phone after his arrest and found text messages in which he told one of the victims he was in love with her.
Afghan-Baig faces a maximum term of six years behind bars.
He was supported in court by his ex-wife.
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