Bathurst: Jeffrey Wolters charged with possessing child abuse, bestiality material

A man who allegedly had a hoard of child abuse and bestiality material on multiple devices and a rifle stashed in his Central-West NSW home has been refused bail by the courts.  

The material was allegedly uncovered in a Millthorpe home. Picture: Google Maps

A man who allegedly had a hoard of child abuse and bestiality material on multiple devices and a rifle stashed in his Central-West NSW home has been refused bail by the courts.

Jeffery Wolters, 51, was arrested on Saturday, April 19 – one week after a police sting on his Millthorpe property, where the disturbing material was allegedly uncovered.

The raid followed weeks of investigation by Chifley Police District officers, who suspected Wolters was in possession of illegal content.

During the April 11 search, investigators seized mobile phones, laptops, and external storage devices for forensic examination.

Police also located a rifle and suspended Wolters’ firearms licence.

Following his arrest, Wolsters was taken to Bathurst Police Station and charged with two counts of possessing child abuse material, and person possess bestiality material.

He appeared at Parramatta Local Court on Sunday, April 20, where he was formally refused bail.

Wolters’ case is due to return to Bathurst Local Court on Wednesday.

Pleas are yet to be entered.

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