Disability care worker accused of bashing adult patients ends up being charged with child sex offences after police allegedly find vile videos of him abusing children as young as FOUR
- Police investigated abuse at a disability care home in Mount Druitt, NSW in April
- They allege a care worker filmed videos of him physically abusing five residents
- Police also allege he filmed sexually abusive videos of two children, four and 12
A disability care worker has been accused of physically abusing five vulnerable adults in his care and sexually abusing several children.
Police investigated suspected abuse of residents at a disability care home in the Mount Druitt, western Sydney in April.
They allege a 20-year-old Eastern Creek man filmed ‘intimate’ videos of residents in his care, which included physical and verbal abuse which occurred between June 2019 and April 2020.
Police further allege the man recorded sexually abusive videos of two children aged between four and 12-years-old who were not residents at the care home.
Police investigated suspected abuse of residents at a disability care home in the western Sydney suburb of Mount Druitt, NSW in April
The man was arrested at about 1pm on May 1 and his mobile phone was seized for forensic examination.
Police attained a search warrant for a home in Eastern Creek, where they allege to have seized items relevant to the investigation.
He was taken to Parramatta Police Station and charged with 11 counts of intentionally record intimate image without consent.
The care worker was also charged with produce child abuse material, possess child abuse material, intentionally sexually touch a child under 10 years and two counts of common assault.
He was refused bail to appear before Parramatta Bail Court on Saturday.
The man has been stood down from his position at the care home.
They allege an Eastern Creek man filmed ‘intimate’ videos of residents in his care, which included physical and verbal abuse which occurred between June 2019 and April 2020
Police further allege the man recorded sexually abusive videos of two children aged between four and 12-years-old who were not residents at the care home