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Sydney Man Charged Over Alleged Import of Child-Like Sex Doll and AI Abuse Material

Intelligence-led screening, with device forensics, is driving a widening crackdown on AI-generated child exploitation.

Overview

  • Border officials in August flagged a consignment from Asia at a Sydney mail facility and seized a child-like sex doll, triggering a joint ABF–AFP investigation.
  • Officers executed a search at a Lalor Park home on September 8, seizing digital devices and children’s clothing, along with documents allegedly linked to the import.
  • Investigators allege the devices contained a significant cache of AI-generated child abuse material.
  • Neil Gardoll, 59, was arrested on October 16 and charged with importing tier‑2 goods as well as producing and possessing child abuse material; bail was refused and a court appearance is set for October 20.
  • In a separate case, NSW Police charged and suspended Senior Constable Aslim Mohammed Khan over online child abuse material as agencies highlight intensified screening and international cooperation.