Former NSW cop dealt steroids while on mental health leave
Senior constable Brayden James Sharrock, 38, admitted he dealt steroids during mental health leave in 2024.
A former senior constable from Wagga Wagga admitted dealing steroids while on stress leave in 2024. Brayden James Sharrock, 38, told Sydney District Court he felt like a loser when injuries stopped him playing rugby league.
Sharrock researched steroids thinking they might help him recover. He began supplying testosterone and other banned drugs.
Police found more than 130 vials bearing Ferrari Pharmaceuticals labels at his Wagga home when he was arrested in September 2024. Sharrock said he did not plan to expand the operation.
He said most were for his own use. He admitted giving some to friends.
In court he wept. He said he had let everyone down.
He would never repeat the offence.
- 38 years old
- Age
- Wagga Wagga
- Station
- More than 130
- Vials found
- September 2024
- Arrest date
Why it mattersA police officer selling banned drugs undermines public trust. It puts unknown users at serious health risk.
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