Police have released CCTV images of two men and two women they believe can assist with inquiries following the flooding and evacuation of a residential building at Olympic Park last week, NSW Police say.
Emergency services and police from Flemington Local Area Command were called to the 25-storey building on Australia Avenue about 2.30am on Sunday 13 November 2016.
The flooding – which resulted in the evacuation of 470 people from the building – is being treated as suspicious. There were no reports of injury but damage has been estimated at $3 million.
Inquiries have determined the flooding originated from a damaged hydrant and damaged the building’s fire control system.
Following investigations, police have released images of two men and two women who may be able to assist with inquiries.
The first man depicted is of Caucasian appearance, aged 25 to 30 with black hair and a slim build. He is depicted wearing a white t-shirt with a grey logo on the left side of the chest with the numbers ‘83’ on the rear. He wore a light-grey baseball cap, cream chino pants and white shoes.
The second man depicted is of Caucasian appearance, aged 25 to 30 with black hair and facial stubble and a medium build. He is depicted wearing a grey t-shirt with a red symbol on the chest, a grey baseball cap with a white symbol, dark-coloured knee length-shorts and black shoes.
The first woman depicted is of Caucasian appearance, aged 25 to 30, thin build and black hair styled in a bun. She is depicted wearing a black jumper, black t-shirt, light-coloured jeans and thongs.
The second woman depicted is of Caucasian appearance, aged 25 to 30 with light-coloured long hair. She is depicted wearing a black top, white pants and white shoes.
Anyone with information is urged to come forward. Information can be given anonymously.
Police are urging anyone with information in relation to this incident to call Crime Stoppers.
