Overview
- He was taken to Campsie Police Station after Cybercrime Squad detectives arrested him on Friday afternoon in Sydney’s south-west.
- The ICAC issued the warrant after he failed to attend a compulsory examination in May.
- The corruption inquiry has heard allegations he received more than $11.5 million in benefits through cash, gold and cryptocurrency and steered major transport contracts to preferred firms.
- Testimony to the commission cited about $343 million in Transport for NSW payments to companies suspected to have corrupt ties, including roughly $100 million to Protection Barriers Pty Ltd between 2020 and 2024.
- NSW Police say no criminal charges have been laid, and the Operation Wyvern public hearings are adjourned until October 7.