Video allegedly shared by a NSW police officer of him having sex with a former girlfriend was actually taken from the internet and did not depict the pair, a court has been told.
of him having sex with a former girlfriend was actually taken from the internet and did not depict the pair, a court has been told.
Several of the officers involved told the court they had taken Cox at his word that he was the one in the video and did not recall it being received as a joke. The woman, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, earlier told the court she owned a collar and lead, and might have brought them to Cox's Engadine unit on one or more occasions to use during sex.
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