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Tuesday, October 13, 2026

Man facing 210 DV-related charges already in remand on unrelated matters

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A man is facing more than 200 domestic violence-related sex offences allegedly involving three women on the New South Wales Central Coast over seven years.

In December 2025, police raided a home in Tumbi Umbi as part of an ongoing police investigation into an alleged domestic violence incident.

Officers say they seized 120 electronic storage devices from which they later found a large amount of covertly filmed sexual content.

A further investigation by detectives found two-and-a-half-million files containing sexual and physical abuse of three women aged between 29 and 31, over a seven-year period.

The 39-year-old man was arrested by police at Wellington in the state's Central West yesterday.

He was charged with more than 200 offences.

This including 109 counts of intentionally recording an intimate image without consent, 57 counts of accessory to sexual intercourse without consent, 12 counts of aggravated sexual assault and 10 counts of sexual intercourse without consent.

The man was refused bail to face Bail Division Local Court on Tuesday.

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