Sydney doctor charged with allegedly sexually assaulting patients over three decades at medical centre in Waterloo
Police raided the medical practice in a dramatic early morning operation.
A Sydney doctor has been charged with allegedly sexually assaulting four patients over a period spanning more than three decades.
Dr Andrew Small, 70, was arrested when police raided the Waterloo Medical Centre in Sydney’s inner south just after 6am on Thursday.
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NSW Police said detectives formed Strike Force Midshipman in April this year to investigate reports a doctor had allegedly sexually assaulted four patients between November 1988 and March 2026.
Small has been charged with three counts aggravated sexual assault – victim under authority of offender, aggravated indecent assault – victim under authority, and sexual assault knowing no consent given.
He was refused bail to face court on Thursday.
Originally published on 7NEWS
