Man to face string of child sexual abuse charges a week after being charged with bestiality
A man charged with bestiality just last week is facing a new string of charges after police examined material seized from his property.
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A man has been hit with a string of child sexual abuse charges just a week after he was arrested and charged with bestiality and possessing child abuse material.
Police launched an investigation into the production and supply of bestiality material in Sydney in September, with detectives identifying an online group chat where members were allegedly discussing and sharing both bestiality and child abuse material.
A search warrant was executed on a Windsor property just last Thursday that resulted in two dogs being seized by the NSW RSPCA.
Two men, aged 38 and 42, were arrested and charged with bestiality and possessing child abuse material offences.
The pair are set to front the Penrith Local Court on November 22 for those offences.
However, during the search, detectives seized electronic devices, which they allege contained more than 500,000 files of child abuse material.
The 42-year-old man was arrested at a Werombi Road property in Orangeville on Wednesday after he was last week granted conditional bail.
The man has been charged with four counts of sexual intercourse with a child under age of 10, two counts of incite child under 16 sexual act with other for abuse material, two counts of intentionally sexually touch child under 10 years and 15 counts of produce child abuse material.
He has been refused bail and is set to front the Campbelltown Local Court on Thursday.
Police have urged anyone with information to come forward.
Originally published as Man to face string of child sexual abuse charges a week after being charged with bestiality
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