Seidler in dock near dad's turf

By Sean Nicholls and Emily Dunn
Updated November 8 2012 - 11:58pm, first published April 15 2009 - 2:11pm

The late architect Harry Seidler may have designed the odd building near the Downing Centre Local Court in Liverpool Street, but it is doubtful that he ever imagined his son,Timothy Seidler, would be visiting to face drug possession charges. According to court documents, police allege the 44-year-old company director was carrying 21.59 grams of cannabis, two brass "smoking pipes" and amyl nitrate - a drug commonly purchased from sex shops under the name "rush" - when he was stopped at Town Hall Station at 9.30pm on a Friday in mid-February. Seidler, whose address is listed on the court papers as the family home in Killara, where his mother Penelope lives, is charged with possession of a prohibited drug, possess/attempt to possess a prescribed, restricted substance and possession of equipment for administering prohibited drugs. The matter is listed to be heard tomorrow and Seidler has pleaded not guilty to each charge.

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