An hour later, Madden returned to the area, lay on the ground on his side near the same group of women.
He reached out and grabbed the second victim's buttocks on three occasions, each time being told to leave her alone.
The third time, police witnessed the incident.
When spoken to, Madden was unable to offer an explanation.
Defence counsel Phena Byrne said the facts spoke for themselves and the defendant was "obviously at a high level of intoxication".
He recalled being arrested, but recalled little else and was "totally at a loss" to explain how the matters had occurred.
"He's never done anything like this before ... he was there with a group of friends; he had consumed alcohol before and during."
Judge Kevin Phillips said it was "drunken, abusive, arrogant behaviour" and Madden was the only person he had dealt with who had caused any problems.
"You offended in a way where you acted towards two innocent females, who had no knowledge of you at all, by grabbing their buttocks."
On each charge Madden was sentenced to 200 hours' community work, to be served concurrently, and ordered to pay $600 emotional harm reparation to each woman.
