🔗 Share this article New South Wales Law Enforcement Charge 4 Individuals Over Suspected International Ritualistic Child Exploitation Content Network New South Wales law enforcement stated they've uncovered an global ritualistic child sex abuse material network and arrested four Australian men for their suspected participation. Probe Particulars Investigators from the sex crimes squad indicated that as part of Operation Constantine, an investigation into the online circulation of child sexual abuse material involving satanic elements, they disrupted a Sydney-located network. Police claimed the group was regularly involved in holding, sharing and enabling this content through a online platform that was "managed globally". Police Operations Officers, accompanied by the tactical unit, executed 6 search warrants in Waterloo, Ultimo and Malabar on Thursday early hours the previous week. In the Waterloo location, authorities detained a 26-year-old male who they claimed played a "leading role" in the group. The man was charged with numerous offences including possession of child abuse material, making available child abuse material, and disseminating and possessing bestiality material. He was refused bail to appear in court last Friday. Further Detentions In an apartment complex in Malabar, detectives took into custody three males of ages forty-six, forty-two and 39. They were also charged with holding child exploitation content and other charges. All four are due to return to the judicial system at a later date.