Charges against former DOCS boss Jim Moore for alleged domestic violence have been dropped Jim Moore had his charges for assaulting his partner Cindy Mills dropped in court this morning. DOMESTIC violence charges have been dropped against former DOCS boss Jim Moore, who has consistently denied assaulting his long-term girlfriend. Moore's partner Cindy Mills was by his side in the Downing Centre Local Court this morning as prosecutors informed Magistrate Jane Mottley that a charge of common assault would be withdrawn. Court documents alleged Moore assaulted and intimidated Ms Mills during a fight at their Paddington apartment between 8.30pm and midnight on June 7. It had been alleged he had barred her from leaving the home during an argument. The 52-year-old was initially banned from contacting his 44 year old partner, but at his first court appearance in June an AVO was amended to allow the couple to live together. Jim Moore and his partner Cindy Mills heading into the downing centre. At both of his court appearances, Ms Mills has walked in holding Mr Moore's hand. His role with the body now known as FACS was terminated in July. At the time of his arrest Family and Community Services Minister Pru Goward said she had "supported and agreed" with his decision to stand down pending the outcome of the court case. An AVO ordering Moore not to stalk, harass, intimidate or offend Ms Mills remains in place.