Alleged domestic abuser found with dead rabbits in the freezer

Police allege the man killed the pet rabbits after he “became frustrated” at them.

A Sydney man, who has been charged with 33 offences after allegedly beating his partner, has been found with a number of dead rabbits in his freezer.

NSW Police allege the Chester Hill man killed the rabbits “after he became frustrated with the animals.”

Police began investigating the 21-year-old on Thursday over multiple alleged domestic violences allegations.

Police will allege the man punched, kicked, slapped, and threatened a 20-year-old woman known to him on multiple occasions.

Dead pet rabbits, including one in a freezer, were allegedly found in the man’s Chester Hill unit, while two living rabbits were rescued. Picture: RSPCA NSW

Police also claim the man filmed an intimate act with the woman without her consent, before threatening to release the vision.

A raid of his Chester Hill home allegedly found a number of dead pet rabbits, including a carcass in the freezer, with the animals believed to have been killed by the man in anger.

Two still-living rabbits were also found and turned over to the RSPCA.

The man’s lengthy list of alleged charges includes eight counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, three counts of torture, beat etc and cause death of animal, intentionally choking a person without consent, four counts of intentionally record intimate image without consent, as well as a driving charge and a drugs possession charge.

He was arrested at the Chester Hill unit and appeared in Parramatta Local Court on Saturday, where he was refused bail.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, help is available 24/7 by calling 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732).