Two men charged for allegedly committing and filming bestiality acts on farm animals, filming a child
Two men have been charged for allegedly committing and filming bestiality acts on farm animals and also secretly filming a child.
Sex Crimes Squad detectives began an investigation into the production of the material in Sydney earlier this month which led them to an online group chat.
In it, police said members allegedly discussed bestiality material, child abuse material and sharing that material.
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Police searched a home in Windsor where they arrested two men. NSW Police
The men were charged and face court in November. NSW Police
Detectives then stormed a home in Windsor about 6am yesterday, where they allegedly found and seized multiple electronic devices containing bestiality material featuring farm animals and videos of a child being filmed without their knowledge.
Two dogs were also allegedly found and taken in by RSPCA NSW.
After the search, detectives arrested two men, aged 38 and 42, and transferred them to Windsor Police Station.
The 38-year-old was charged with two counts of bestiality and using a carriage service to access child abuse material and the 42-year-old was charged with two counts of peeping or pry and possess bestiality material.
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Two dogs were also found and taken in by RSPCA NSW. NSW Police
Both men faced Penrith Local Court yesterday. The younger man was refused bail while the older man was granted conditional bail.
The pair will face the same court again on November 22.
As investigations into the matter continue, police urge anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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