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Teen Charged in Drone-Related Murder Conspiracy in Sydney

Teen Charged in Drone-Related Murder Conspiracy in Sydney

First seen 29 Sep 2026, 12:09 UTC • •

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ThreatCluster •September 29, 2026 at 12:10 UTC
  • •Jimmy Schulz, 18, charged with conspiracy to murder using drone surveillance.
  • •The plot is linked to internal disputes within the Haouchar crime family.
  • •Ashleigh Ann Seeney, a teacher, charged for aiding the alleged murder plot.

An 18-year-old teenager, Jimmy Schulz, has been charged with conspiracy to murder in connection with a plot involving drone surveillance targeting a man linked to the Haouchar crime family in Sydney. This follows a separate charge of murder related to the mistaken identity shooting of Joshua Macdonald on September 2. Schulz was arrested on September 11 alongside 19-year-old Ratu Viliame James Koroitamana, who faces charges for driving while disqualified and participating in a criminal group. A high school teacher, Ashleigh Ann Seeney, was also charged for allegedly assisting the teens by relaying police movements. The police have indicated that the murder plot is linked to internal disputes within the Haouchar crime family, which has a history of organized crime activities. Both Schulz and Seeney remain in custody and are scheduled to appear in court. The investigation is ongoing.

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2026-09-02
Joshua Macdonald shot in mistaken identity incident
Joshua Macdonald, 40, was killed in a shooting in Merrylands, linked to organized crime.
Smh.Au
2026-09-11
Arrest of Jimmy Schulz and Ratu Koroitamana
Police arrested Schulz and Koroitamana in West Hoxton, charging them with multiple offenses including conspiracy to murder.
Nine.Au
2026-09-29
Charges filed against Schulz and Seeney
Schulz was charged with conspiracy to murder and related offenses, while Seeney was charged as an accessory and for participating in a criminal group.
Smh.Au

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