A New South Wales male police officer has been charged with domestic violence and removed from his workplace after he was accused of stalking a woman.
The 31-year-old senior constable from the South West Metropolitan Region was reported to police in February.
It is alleged he stalked and harassed a woman, who was known to him, in December last year.
Police will allege the man was off duty at the time of the incidents.
Following extensive inquiries, he was served a court attendance notice on Tuesday for the offence of stalking or intimidating with the intent of fear of physical harm (domestic).
The notice also included one count of installing or using a tracking device to find a person) without their consent (domestic violence).
The officer is due to appear at Picton Local Court on June 11.
He is currently not in the workplace and his employment status is under review, NSW Police said.
A New South Wales male police officer has been removed from his workplace after he was accused of stalking a woman (stock image)