Summary:
A senior sales executive at Ray White Macarthur Group in Sydney’s south-west, Omar Lababidi, has been arrested for multiple sexual offenses against three women. Lababidi, 27, is facing charges including sexual intercourse without consent, committing a sexual act without consent, and sexual touching without consent. The alleged offenses occurred in various properties in the Macarthur region, primarily during open home viewings on Saturdays. Lababidi was granted bail after his arrest and is required to check in with the Campbelltown Police Station three times a week. His bail conditions also prohibit him from conducting open home viewings alone with female colleagues. Lababidi, who was listed as the fifth-best real estate agent in New South Wales for home sales, has been suspended from his position since the company became aware of the allegations three months ago.
Additional Information:
Lababidi’s arrest comes as a shock to many, as he had been highly regarded within the industry and featured prominently in promotional materials for Ray White. His success as a real estate agent had earned him a reputation and recognition for his achievements. The allegations of sexual offenses have raised concerns about the safety and well-being of women who may encounter similar situations during open home viewings or other real estate interactions.
Ray White Macarthur Group has expressed their commitment to taking these allegations seriously and has suspended Lababidi from his position as soon as they became aware of the allegations. The company spokesperson stated that they are fully cooperating with the authorities in their investigation. Lababidi is expected to appear in Campbelltown Local Court on October 25 to face the charges against him.
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please contact emergency services. For support and assistance related to sexual violence, the 1800 Respect hotline provides confidential help and advice. The Kids Helpline is also available for those under 25 who need someone to talk to. It is essential to seek help and support during difficult times and work towards creating a safe environment for everyone.
Sources:
– Daily Mail Australia
– Property Noise
– The Daily Telegraph