Overview
- Christopher James McCann, 50, is charged with using the internet to procure a child under 16 in an alleged arrangement involving an 18-year-old sex worker and two girls aged 14 and 15.
- Both McCann and co-accused Shauntelle Elizabeth Went were released on bail with conditions including weekly police reporting, an overnight curfew, drug testing and a limit of one mobile phone.
- The Commonwealth Bank terminated McCann’s employment and detectives froze his financial accounts after he was arrested by NSW Police at Sydney Airport and extradited to Brisbane.
- Task Force Argos executed a search warrant at McCann’s home on July 8 as part of the Queensland Police child exploitation investigation.
- Both defendants are required to return to Brisbane court on August 4 for the next mention in the procurement of a child case.