A photographer who allegedly stole a camera from a Bondi terror attack victim before pawning it days later has been charged.Fifteen people died in the shooting at Bondi Beach on December 14, 2025, with gunman Naveed Akram later charged with murder and terrorism offences.Officers investigating the attack identified that one of the victims, retired police officer and photographer Peter Meagher, had his camera equipment stolen after the attack.Police yesterday seized a camera, handcuffs and electronic devices during a search in Marayong in Sydney's west.A 35-year-old man was arrested and taken to Riverstone Police Station, where he was charged with stealing offences, weapons and drug offences.Police sources have confirmed the 35-year-old allegedly pawned Mr Meagher's camera for $800.The ABC understands detectives have recovered Mr Meagher's camera and an SD card containing photos the 61-year-old took at the Bondi Beach Chanukah by the Sea event before he was killed.The memory card was allegedly seized during a search of the accused's home on Wednesday.The 35-year-old was granted bail and is due to front Blacktown Local Court next month.