- Former policeman Vaughan Hildebrand, 29, has been in jail since June last year
- Ten separate women alleged they were sexually harassed by Sydney constable
- Two more have come forward, one who accused him of repeatedly raping her
- He has reportedly been charged with 14 counts of rape relating to that woman
- Total of 51 charges Hildebrand faces allegedly occurred between 2010 and 2016
A former policeman accused of sexual harassment and soliciting child pornography has had 14 rape charges added to a long list of allegations against him.
Vaughan Hildebrand, 29, has been behind bars since June last year after 10 separate women alleged they were sexually harassed by the former Sydney constable.
Another two women have come forward, one of whom accused Hildebrand of repeatedly raping her in 2010, The Daily Telegraph reported.
He has been charged with 14 counts of rape relating to that woman, along with another 18 new charges laid against him.
Vaughan Hildebrand, 29, who is accused of sexual harassment and soliciting child pornography, has had 14 rape charges added to a long list of allegations against him
Hildebrand, 29, has been behind bars since June last year after 10 separate women alleged they were sexually harassed by the former Sydney constable
Hildebrand has now been charged with 15 counts of sexual intercourse without consent and a further 12 of using a carriage service to harass and intimidate.
A total of 51 offences allegedly occurred between 2010 and 2016 and include two counts of using a carriage service to solicit child pornography.
Authorities also allegedly found a number of guns and ammunition in his possession when they raided his home.
There are claims he even pretended to be a plastic surgeon to get images of a woman’s breasts.
Authorities allegedly found a number of guns and ammunition in Hildebrand’s possession when they raided his home
When the allegations came to light, Hildebrand was suspended from the force without pay, but later resigned from his post (stock image)
Hildebrand is also accused of using restricted police data and social media accounts to taunt his victims.
When the allegations came to light, he was suspended from the force without pay, but later resigned from his post.
The former constable, from Campbelltown in Sydney’s south-west, has been ‘tormented’ in jail, his lawyer told the paper.
He remains behind bars after twice being refused bail. Police have not ruled out pressing further charges.
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