Police release CCTV footage after Ultimo heritage building destroyed
Image: A heritage listed building on Jones Street in Ultimo has sustained $50,000 of water damage.
By ERIN MODARO
NSW Police have released CCTV footage to assist in the investigation of a man who allegedly turned on four fire hydrants in an Ultimo building on June 30.
The heritage listed building on Jones Street sustained large amounts of water damage after the hydrants were turned on, with repairs costing an estimated $50,000.
Police have released video footage of a man described as being of Caucasian appearance, about 180cm tall, of thin build, with short dark hair. He was captured on video walking down Wattle Street at 8:40pm on the night of the incident.
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Just after 8pm on Thursday 30 June 2022, four fire hydrants were turned on in a building on Jones Street, Ultimo, releasing a large volume of water.
As a result, the building suffered up too $500,000 in water damage.More: https://t.co/85TjSQBmxO pic.twitter.com/di1lm6gRhS
— NSW Police Force (@nswpolice) July 20, 2022
