total. Slater was dropped from the side in late 1996 after a poor performance. It took him two years to get back into the national team and things went well for a couple of years. He split from his wife and was accused of taking drugs by the Australian Cricket Board (ACB). His Ashes tour to England in 2001 was his last series. Slater's performance slumped and Justin Langer took his place and it has been suggested Slater was bitter and angry toward him. Slater became reclusive. It was later revealed Slater had manic depression bipolar disorder. He could not build a career in limited-overs cricket and his prolonged form slump forced him out of professional cricket after 74 test games. Arrest and charges On 20 October 2021 - Slater was arrested on charges of domestic violence, stalking and using a carrier service to harass relating to his ex-wife. On 15 December - 2021 NSW Police arrested Slater after allegedly breaching an apprehended violence order (AVO) He was then released on police bail. On 27 April 2022 - Slater is under a fresh police investigation over an alleged domestic violence incident, just hours before he had similar charges dismissed on mental health grounds. On 27 May 2022 - Slater was arrested and charged with assault and stalking/intimidating after police were called to a unit in Manly on April 26, 2022 On 18 July 2022 - Slater was escorted to Manly Police station and charged with breech of bail. Magistrate Megan Greenwood granted Slater bail and again ordered him to abide by the strict conditions of the arrangement On 31 August 2022 - Slater was charged with two new counts of common assault and one count of attempt to stalk or intimidate intend fear of physical or mental harm after he allegedly assaulted a man at Frenchs Forest on Sydney's northern beaches On 22 September 2022 - Slater was arrested for allegedly breaching bail, NSW Police have applied for an interim apprehended violence order to protect the woman he was with at the time of his arrest. On 9 November 2022 - Slater was convicted of domestic violence charges, using a carriage service to harass, stalking or intimidating and common assault at Manly Local Court, Slater also had two counts of common assault and one for attempting to stalk or intimidate relating to an incident at a northern beaches hospital in