Calum Von Moger Will Not Be Charged for Deranged Road Rage Incident By Paying $2,500 Fine

 

Calum Von Moger has been spared criminal charges following his involvement in the January road rage incident. The judge decreed that von Moger would have to pay a $2,500 fine. She also ordered von Moger to undergo mental health treatment and be on a 12-month good behavior bond.

His lawyer stated that Von Moger’s erratic behavior was partially due to the number of carjackings he experienced while living in Los Angeles, California. These events left Von Moger ‘scarred and traumatized,’ which then ‘triggered’ the excessive reaction in January.

In addition to legal trouble, many think Von Moger is having mental health problems. In June, he jumped out of a two-story building and hurt himself severely. After the painful experience, people were unsure if Von Moger was trying to commit suicide. Despite the setbacks, Calum Von Moger is now free and will only have to pay a $2,500 fine.

Calum Von Moger Avoids Criminal Conviction Must Join Mental Health Treatment

Judge Porter fined Von Moger $2,500, gave a mandatory mental health treatment, and set a ’12-month good behavior undertaking.’ Other weapons and drug charges related to Von Moger were withdrawn, according to the court.

Australian bodybuilder Lee Priest believes Calum is in a never-ending cycle that can be very tough to get out of.  Lee Priest said that Von Moger’s problems could happen to anybody.

The bodybuilding community would love nothing more than to see Calum Von Moger back on stage. As a former Mr. Universe winner, Calum has the potential to inspire a new generation of bodybuilders with his incredible physique and dedication to the sport.

Calum's return to competitive bodybuilding would be a huge boost for the sport and would inspire many people to start lifting weights and working out. 

So come on, Calum - we're all rooting for you! Get back on that stage and show us what you're made of!