Gardener at Cranbrook School charged with possessing child abuse material
They publishedCranbrook gardener charged over alleged child abuse material
First reporttheage.com.au · 10 Oct, 08:50Z
Latest reportsmh.com.au · 10 Oct, 08:50Z
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Why it matters
What
Cranbrook School gardener Edward Charles Reynolds Warnes, 28, was charged after devices allegedly containing child abuse material were seized.
Why
Australian Federal Police linked online activity to Warnes following two reports from NCMEC, prompting his arrest in Rydalmere.
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Warnes has been suspended from working with children, while Cranbrook School says its safety measures remain a priority.
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Summary
- A Cranbrook School gardener was charged with possessing child abuse material.
- Edward Charles Reynolds Warnes, 28, was arrested at a Rydalmere address.
- Australian Federal Police linked online activity to Warnes after two reports from NCMEC.
- Investigators seized electronic devices allegedly containing child abuse material.
- Warnes has been suspended from working with children; Cranbrook emphasizes safety measures.
Summary
- A Cranbrook School gardener was charged with possessing child abuse material.
- Edward Charles Reynolds Warnes, 28, was arrested in Rydalmere by AFP investigators.
- Two reports from the US National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children prompted the inquiry.
- Authorities seized electronic devices allegedly containing abuse material depicting real and animated children.
- Warnes’ working with children check is suspended; Cranbrook maintains commitment to child safety.