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Detectives tell cleaners to 'stop' before declaring Jesse Baird's home a crime scene – video

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Body-worn camera footage from police visiting Jesse Baird's Paddington home was played to the jury on Monday. Two detectives attended the house after suspicious belongings, including blood-stained clothing, were found in a skip bin at Cronulla Bowls Club. They were met by three cleaners who had been hired by a housemate because Baird was due to move out that week. The footage shows the officers telling the cleaners to 'stop cleaning', with one officer saying they were not in trouble but police had information there might be evidence at the property

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