On Wednesday, a 35-year-old man from Marayong, New South Wales, was arrested for allegedly stealing the camera of Peter Meagher, a victim of the Bondi Beach massacre, during a Hanukkah event. Peter Meagher, a retired detective sergeant, was working as a freelance photographer at the event when two gunmen attacked, resulting in his death along with 14 others. The suspect, who was also photographing the event, reportedly stole the camera and pawned it shortly after. He has been charged with larceny for an item valued at less than $2,000 USD. Virginia Meagher, Peter's wife, took to Facebook in March to express her distress over the missing camera, stating it had not been logged as lost property by the police. She urged anyone with information to come forward, hoping for the return of the camera or at least the memory card. Additionally, police discovered an unidentified white crystal powder and more electronics in the suspect's vehicle during the arrest. The Meagher family reflected on the tragic irony of Peter's death, noting his long service as a police officer and his passion for photography.