Chester Hill Sydney man charged with home violence offences discovered with lifeless rabbits in freezer
Man, 21, charged with home violence offences was discovered with lifeless rabbits in his freezer he’s accused of killing after changing into ‘annoyed’ with them
- Sydney man charged with 33 home violence offences
- The 21-year-old Chester Hill man turned ‘annoyed’ with the animals
A Sydney man, who has been charged with 33 offences after allegedly beating his accomplice, has been discovered with a variety of lifeless rabbits in his freezer.
NSW Police allege the Chester Hill man killed the rabbits ‘after he turned annoyed with the animals.’
Police started investigating the 21-year-old on Thursday over a number of alleged home violences allegations.
Police will allege the person punched, kicked, slapped, and threatened a 20-year-old lady identified to him on a number of events.
NSW Police allege the Chester Hill man killed the rabbits ‘after he turned annoyed with the animals’. Credit score: RSPCA NSW
Police additionally declare the person filmed an intimate act with the girl with out her consent, earlier than threatening to launch the imaginative and prescient.
A raid of his Chester Hill dwelling allegedly discovered a variety of lifeless pet rabbits, together with a carcass within the freezer, with the animals believed to have been killed by the person in anger.
Two still-living rabbits had been additionally discovered and turned over to the RSPCA.
The person’s prolonged listing of alleged prices contains eight counts of assault occasioning precise bodily hurt, three counts of torture, beat and many others and trigger dying of animal, deliberately choking an individual with out consent, 4 counts of deliberately report intimate picture with out consent, in addition to a driving cost and a medicine possession cost.
He was arrested on the Chester Hill unit and refused bail forward of an look in Parramatta Native Courtroom on Saturday.
If you happen to or somebody you already know is experiencing home violence, assist is accessible 24/7 by calling 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732).
