Warren Alan Forbes is behind bars in Kempsey jail over the incident where his victim, also known to police for drug offences, was allegedly assaulted by a co-accused during a break-in.

Forbes had told authorities that he intended to move to Victoria to be with family when released on parole four years ago for the manslaughter of former Black Uhlan bikie Andy Hullick and Wodonga father Ross Kimball.

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Mr Hullick, 41, was found shot dead in a caravan at the back of a residence in Dallinger Road, Albury, in May, 2002.

Four months earlier, Forbes fatally stabbed Mr Kimball in Dean Street.

He was handed 12 years for each offence, with a minimum of nine years over the death of Mr Kimball, 31, and a minimum of eight years for Mr Hullick.

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He was granted parole in 2015, but immediately went into custody in Victoria to serve an outstanding term of two years' jail for a parole breach.

Since his release, Forbes, now 49, has continued to commit offences in NSW.

These included a Sydney break-in in January where he tried to get into two cash machines.

On Tuesday he pleaded guilty, before Albury Local Court magistrate Richard Funston, to charges of intimidation and destroy or damage property.

Several charges were withdrawn, including more serious counts of special aggravated break and enter and commit a serious indictable offence of inflicting grievous bodily harm, reckless wounding in company and recklessly cause grievous bodily harm in company.

The intimidation was at the victim's Watson Street unit between 11am on January 4 and 1am the following day.

The property charge related to a front screen door.

Forbes, who court records list as living in the Sydney suburb of Barden Ridge, was arrested by Albury detectives on February 25

He will be sentenced in Burwood Local Court on November 10.

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