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A gardener at Sydney’s elite Cranbrook School has been charged over allegations of possessing child abuse material. asserted

gardener → charge → material

Edward Charles Reynolds Warnes, 28, was arrested at an address in Rydalmere on Thursday by specialist investigators from the Australian Federal Police’s Eastern Command Child Protection Operations. asserted

Warnes → arrest → Operations

Investigators say they received two reports from the US’ National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children about child abuse material being uploaded online. asserted

they → say → material

“Investigators allegedly linked the online account activity to a 28-year-old Sydney man,” the AFP said in a statement. uncertain

AFP → link → statement

Detectives seized electronic devices from the property “that allegedly contained child abuse material depicting real children and animated children”. uncertain

that → seize → children

Warnes has been a landscaper at Cranbrook School since February this year, head of school Dr Anne Johnstone said in correspondence on Friday, obtained by this masthead. asserted

Johnstone → say → masthead

“I am writing to advise you that a horticultural assistant employed by Green by Nature, which has the contract for Cranbrook’s garden maintenance, was arrested yesterday and has been charged with possessing child abuse material. asserted

which → write → material

We understand there is no evidence to suggest that this matter relates to any of our students.” asserted

matter → understand → students

Warnes’ working with children check has been suspended, she said, and he cannot work in any school environment. asserted

he → work → environment

“Cranbrook remains strongly committed to a child safe environment.” asserted

Cranbrook → remain → environment

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