RICHMOND'S Jake King has denied allegations he threatened a man and his family who have taken out an intervention order against him.
King, 27, fronted Broadmeadows Magistrates' Court this morning and agreed to the order being extended for six months.
But King's lawyer told the court his client denied any wrongdoing and agreed to the order without making any admissions to the allegations made against him.
An intervention order was taken out against King on behalf of the alleged victims earlier this month.
Police investigated the claims but have not charged King with any offence.
The magistrate warned King that the order was not to be taken lightly as any breach could result in severe penalties including jail.
But he acknowledged that there had been no finding of guilt or wrongdoing against him in making the extended order.
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