Ms Rauicava said she was standing up for what is right and thanked the public for their support in an Instagram live story (pictured) before heading to court to hear Dahdal's sentence I’m still kicking goals.'īefore heading to Wollongong Local Court, Ms Rauicava, thanked the public for their support and said she was standing up for what is right. 'So f** you Uber driver who wasn’t really an Uber driver.

'And I got home to an email to say I have been offered a full time position at the sports entertainment network and I am so excited. 'But as one door closes, another one opens,' she said. However, once Ms Rauicava got home she shared another video saying 'there’s not really much we can do now but heal and move on'. 'It has been more than a year and I am still absolutely destroyed inside, and he gets to walk free - it's not right.' 'He gets to walk free and live his life like he has done nothing wrong get counselling, the rest of us are going through therapy now,' Ms Rauicava told ABCNews. Speaking to reporters outside court, Ms Rauicava said it 'was not right' Dahdal was able to 'walk free'. 'So we’ve just got out of court and another grubby man gets to walk free today, so f***ing good job justice system,' Ms Rauicava said in a video. Ashleigh Rauicava (pictured) has slammed the verdict as 'absolute bulls***.

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