- Man charged with homicide on Saturday
- Man Haymes died from accidents in February
A person has been charged with homicide after a well-liked surfer was discovered with head accidents in a unit earlier than dying in hospital.
Police had been known as to a unit on Pittwater Highway in Manly, Sydney’s Northern Seashores, the place Man Haymes, 59, was discovered with severe head accidents on February 27.
He was handled on the scene however died in hospital a fortnight later.
Detectives instantly launched an investigation into the dying.
A 41-year-old man was arrested in Greenacre, western Sydney, on Saturday night time.
Police had been known as to a unit on Pittwater Highway in Manly, on Sydney’s northern seashores, the place Man Haymes (pictured), 59, was allegedly assaulted on February 27
He was charged with homicide, two counts of taking or detaining an individual with intent to acquire a bonus take/detain individual with intent to acquire benefit and taking or detaining an individual occasioning precise bodily hurt.
He was refused bail to look earlier than Parramatta Native Court docket on Sunday.
Mr Haymes was a well-liked surfer recognized between Sydney’s Northern Seashores and Wollongong and had earned himself the nickname ‘Creature’.
He grew up studying to surf on the Northern Seashores alongside his household who’re all fashionable within the native browsing scene.
He’s thought of a part of a small group of locals to have kickstarted browsing at Avalon Seaside which is now considered one of Sydney’s hotspots.
Mr Haymes was a well-liked surfer recognized between Sydney’s Northern Seashores and Wollongong and had earned himself the nickname ‘Creature’
Police suspect his attacker was recognized to him.
His brother, Mark Haymes, stated he had been left feeling empty by the mysterious dying.
‘Man was fun-loving, sociable and bought on with everybody,’ he instructed reporters.
‘With my youngsters, he was all the time a very good uncle – they cherished him.
‘Why somebody would really need to harm somebody as dangerous as they did… that is the toughest half to work out.’
His brother, Mark Haymes (pictured) stated he had been left feeling empty by the mysterious dying
On Thursday, Detective Superintendent Patrick Sharkey stated detectives had been now interesting for extra info from members of the general public.
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