A Service NSW employee has been charged after allegedly using her work computer to supply an address to the gang that allegedly kidnapped Peter Vuong from his Smithfield home last month. DETAILS: 9News
Six men armed with a sledgehammer allegedly ripped Vuong, 26, from his bed in front of his influencer girlfriend Angel Bowyer on March 9, before they dragged him downstairs, threw him over a fence and bundled him into the back of a black Audi.
Elkheir allegedly looked up an address in Smithfield linked to Dinh, which was then passed onto the alleged kidnappers.But while Dinh often visited the Brenan Street address that was found through the Service NSW database, he did not live there.
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