Western Sydney doctor accused of sexually touching two male patients during medical consultations

A Western Sydney doctor has been charged with 13 counts of aggravated sexual touching towards two male patients.

The doctor will appear at Liverpool Courthouse.

A doctor has been charged with the sexual touching of two male patients in Sydney’s West.

Detectives from Auburn police command launched an investigation following allegations of a doctor sexual touching two male patients during medical appointments in March.

Officers arrested a 42-year-old man at a home on Gunsynd Ave, Casula on Sunday.

He was then taken to Liverpool Police Station and charged with aggravated sexual assault — victim under authority of offender — and 13 counts of aggravated sexual touching.

Police allege that between February 2024 and March 2025, a 45-year-old male patient was indecently assaulted during multiple consultations at medical centres in Auburn and Narellan.

A second victim, 47, was allegedly assaulted during a separate consultation at a medical centre in Auburn.

The man was refused bail and is to appear before Liverpool Local Court April 14.

The investigation is ongoing.

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