Central Coast: Man charged with more than 200 offences over alleged sexual abuse of three women
Police allegedly uncovered 2.5 million files after seizing 120 electronic devices from a NSW home, exposing allegations of abuse spanning seven years.
A man has been charged with more than 200 offences after allegedly orchestrating and secretly filming the sexual abuse of three women on the NSW Central Coast over seven years.
Police seized 120 electronic storage devices from a Tumbi Umbi home in December 2025 as part of an investigation into an alleged domestic violence incident.
“Following an initial review of the devices, police uncovered a large amount of covertly filmed sexual content,” a NSW Police spokesperson said.
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A 39-year-old man was arrested at a facility in Wellington on Monday and charged with 109 counts of intentionally recording intimate images without consent, 57 counts of accessory to sexual intercourse without consent and 10 counts of sexual intercourse without consent.
He also faces 12 counts of aggravated sexual assault involving deprivation of liberty.
Other charges include allegedly administering poison with intent to injure or cause distress, stalking or intimidation, and coercive control of an intimate partner.
The man has also been charged with aggravated sexual assault involving a victim under the age of 16, wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and aggravated sexual assault in the company of others.
He was refused bail to face court on Tuesday.
Police have urged anyone who believes they may have been a victim of a similar crime to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
If you or someone you know is experiencing family violence, phone 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732) or the Crisis Care Helpline on 1800 199 008.
