Man Charged with Stealing Camera from Bondi Terror Victim
Man Charged with Stealing Camera from Bondi Terror Victim

New South Wales police have charged a man for allegedly stealing camera equipment from one of the victims of the Bondi beach terror attack. The incident occurred in the aftermath of the shooting on 14 December, which left 15 people dead.

Police allege that Danny James Ridley, 35, was a photographer at the Hanukah event before the shooting. During their investigation, detectives identified that one of the victims, 61-year-old retired police officer and photographer Peter Meagher, had his camera equipment stolen.

On Wednesday morning, police executed a search warrant in Sydney's north-western suburbs. They located and seized a camera, handcuffs, electronic devices, and found a small amount of white crystal powder and further electronics in a car.

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Ridley was arrested and taken to Riverstone police station, where he was charged with larceny and disposing of stolen property. Police will allege that Ridley stole the deceased 61-year-old's camera equipment before pawning it days later.

Ridley was granted strict conditional bail to appear before Blacktown local court on Monday 22 June.

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