Dural caravan LIVE updates: Police find explosives in Sydney’s north-west; woman accused of separate antisemitic attack allegedly named in search warrant

Police returned to Tammy Farrugia and Scott Marshall’s Liverpool home last week, neighbours told the Herald.

The pair, who are in custody on unrelated offences, were allegedly named in a search warrant relating to the Dural caravan.

“They came around midnight, lots of them. About a dozen,” a man living in the same housing complex as the couple who did not want to be named for safety fears said.

He said officers had also been to the complex on a quiet street in the lead up to Christmas, when Marshall was arrested and charged with two counts of having suspected stolen goods and two of having a prohibited weapon being knuckledusters found inside the home.

At the same time, Farrugia was charged with drug supply and possession offences. She was later charged over allegations of driving a stolen Mitsubishi ASX and procuring Jerry cans in the lead up to an antisemitic attack in Sydney’s east in December.

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Another neighbour said that many cars frequently came and went from the address, but the couple did not socialise within the complex.

Marshall remains on remand inside Silverwater’s Metropolitan Remand and Reception Centre, and is not facing any charges in relation to the caravan. Meanwhile, his partner Farrugia has been charged over her alleged role in antisemitic vandalism in Sydney’s east in December. She remains in prison on remand, and has also not been charged in connection to the caravan.

The couple have been living in the complex for around six months, said multiple neighbours, and kept to themselves. They did not appear to work.

At the home on Thursday morning, the front door appears damaged and the lock broken. On the small lawn in front of their block, a large stuffed unicorn, a stuffed frog and a teddy bear – all wet – sat perched in the tree.

All the blinds are shut and a CCTV camera on the balcony appears to be disconnected