Police have raided the home of a man they allege is “one of the biggest self-producers of bestiality content ” including the sexual abuse of dogs, sheep and a dead kangaroo .
Police allege the man used the pseudonym ‘Beast Boy’ online, where he distributed bestiality material showing the sexual abuse of sheep, dogs, goats, chickens and even a dead kangaroo.He had a “large online presence” and used encrypted messaging apps to distribute the material, much of which he had filmed himself, police allege.
Vision of the arrest shows detectives leading the man, wearing a black t-shirt reading ‘Yowie Country’, shorts and sandals, to a waiting police vehicle.“Police also seized electronics and hard drives which will be subject to further forensic examination,” a NSW Police spokesperson said. “In February 2024, strike force detectives executed search warrants across the greater Sydney area targeting the online sharing and promotion of child abuse material, which led them to the online profile of a user under the pseudonym ‘Beast Boy’,” the NSW Police spokesperson said.Following the dawn raid, the man was arrested and charged with eight counts of bestiality, six counts of producing bestiality material, and four counts of disseminating bestiality material.
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