Callum Luke Westcott Fisher: Security guard to face new serious charges

A fresh stream of alleged victims have spoken out against a Sunshine Coast security guard who is accused of abusing his position as a nightclub bouncer to target young women.

The number of charges against a Sunshine Coast security guard has soared after another five alleged victims came forward sparking more than 20 fresh charges.

Former Ocean Street security guard Callum Luke Westcott Fisher, 23, has been charged with further offences including deprivation of liberty, disabling in order to commit indictable offence and stalking.

The fresh charges relate to a further five complaints from women who came forward after Mr Fisher was first charged in March, 2022.

Mr Fisher is charged with dozens of offences including alleged offences of strangulation, torture, deprivation of liberty, assault occasioning bodily harm, stalking, extortion, computer hacking, burglary, fraud and stealing.

The Ocean Street security guard had initially been charged with more than 30 offences on March 19 after four women made complaints to police and more charges were laid on March 21 when another 15 women came forward.

On Tuesday night, police announced that more than 20 additional charges had been laid against the man with police alleging that a total of 24 women were impacted between January, 2021 and February, 2022.

Police will allege Mr Fisher’s offending involved a protracted series of incidents which included stalking, hacking computer devices, accessing social media accounts, breaking into a home and exerting coercive control and threats over the victims.

The women are not known to each other.

Police said Mr Fisher met two of his accusers while he was working as a security guard in the Maroochydore Safe Night precinct.

He was initially arrested after a Sunshine Coast address was searched on March 18, before he was remanded in custody.

Maroochydore Magistrates Court confirmed Mr Fisher was due to have his latest matters heard on Friday, May 6, 2022. Mr Fisher’s fresh charges are not currently before the court.

Officers from Operation Uniform Strix continue to investigate and urge anyone with information to visit police.qld.gov.au.