Reggae DJ’s girlfriend traumatized after alleged assault: DJ Dazz, Darrien Fisher

A young woman is traumatized after seeing her reggae DJ boyfriend allegedly beaten so badly he is in critical condition in hospital.

Darrien Fisher, 23, who performs as DJ Dazz, was allegedly attacked by four men outside Jackson’s hotel in Melbourne’s Toorak in the early hours of January 1.

He had been playing Sounds of Africa at the New Year’s Eve party and was about to go home with his girlfriend at around 3am when he was allegedly punched and kicked by the group.

His girlfriend, 20, who asked not to be named and was also allegedly assaulted while trying to help Mr Fisher, said: “I am very traumatised. I’m not doing well mentally at the moment.’

Michael Nous, 19, Mohamed Buram, 20, Ayoub Abdulrahman, 19, and Cleveland Momia, 23, have since been charged with what may be gross violence, brawling and reckless assault causing injuries.

Reggae DJ Darrien Fisher (pictured) is in critical condition in hospital after an alleged assault

Darrien Fisher (pictured) is a 23-year-old reggae lover who performs in nightclubs as DJ Dazz

Melbourne Magistrates’ Court heard on Monday the group allegedly relied on Mr Fisher’s white Jeep Compass before the argument.

Prosecutors allege the music star “politely” asked the men to move away from his car, which resulted in one responding with an insult.

The court heard Mr Fisher was allegedly beaten by Momia before the other three were accused of joining in and kicking him in the head, groin and back.

His girlfriend tried to shield him but was reportedly injured in the process.

Mr Fisher was left bloodied and unconscious with the four men accused of fleeing the scene, the court heard.

Darrien Fisher (pictured), who performs as DJ Dazz, was allegedly attacked in the early hours of New Year’s Day

The men were arrested nearby after being filmed by a witness walking east along Jackson Street, the court heard.

Detective Senior Constable Christos Pappas said CCTV from a nearby Woolworths captured “most of the incident”, including the moment Mr Fisher fell to the ground.

Momia, who appeared without a lawyer and asked for bail, said he was “a little drunk” and only remembered “glimmers, little things” of what happened, the court heard.

He claimed Mr Fisher struck the first blow in the alleged attack.

Magistrate Robert Stary said the alleged assault was a “grave assault on a defenseless person,” The Age reported.

The four men who allegedly assaulted Darrien Fisher (pictured) have been denied bail

“In my view, there is a serious allegation of reckless infliction of serious injury in circumstances of gross violence and in my view there are no exceptional circumstances,” he told the court.

Fellow DJ Dizzy Dee said Mr Fisher was a “friendly guy” who he never saw in trouble.

He said Mr Fisher’s girlfriend was seen crying with blood on her dress after the alleged attack.

“She was really desperate,” he said.

Nous, Buram, Abdulrahman and Momia will appear in court in March.