Former West Coast Eagles star Daniel Kerr has been charged with aggravated stalking and breaching a violence restraining order.
The 37-year old fronted the Fremantle Magistrates Court on Thursday morning after being arrested on Wednesday night.
Police allege Kerr sent 135 text messages over a two-month span to his ex-girlfriend.
Kerr was granted bail with a $5000 surety and $5000 personal undertaking and must not contact his ex-partner
Whilst the text messages were not violent in nature, they did show that Kerr still had feelings for his ex-partner, who mothers one of his children.
“(The Texts) were all hoping to get back together because I’ve lost a family before.” Kerr told the media outside the court.
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Kerr did admit that there was one thing that was troubling him.
“The only time I sent text messages which I didn’t like was when I seen her at the gym with my daughter and the form that she was teaching my daughter on push-ups, sit-ups actually, wasn’t of the nature that I would like,” He said.
“We will fight the 135 (Text Messages and) we will fight the stalking.”
Kerr, who played 220 games for the Eagles and won a premiership at the club in 2006, is next due to appear in court on September 8th.
