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David Massa Found Not Guilty of Oxford Street Nightclub Sexual Assault

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A Sydney man, David Charles Massa, 47, has been found not guilty of sexual assault at an Oxford Street nightclub. The verdict was handed down in the NSW District Court in January 2026.

Key Facts

  • Accused: David Charles Massa, 47.
  • Court: NSW District Court.
  • Charges: Two counts of sexual intercourse without consent, plus two backup counts of sexual touching without consent.
  • Verdict: Not guilty on all counts.
  • Alleged incident: Early hours of 1 June 2024, smoking area of Universal nightclub, Oxford Street.

The Verdict

Mr Massa was acquitted of all charges. A not-guilty verdict means the prosecution did not prove the case beyond reasonable doubt.

After Court

Reports quoted him after the verdict saying “justice got served”, AAP reported.

If you have been affected by sexual assault, call 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732. In an emergency, call 000.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who was acquitted?

David Charles Massa, 47.

What was he charged with?

Two counts of sexual intercourse without consent and two backup counts of sexual touching without consent.

Where was the alleged incident?

In the smoking area of Universal nightclub on Oxford Street, on 1 June 2024.

Conclusion

The court found Mr Massa not guilty on all counts.

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