Story highlights TV crew face four charges including kidnapping and hiding information

Nine people arrested in Beirut after alleged abduction attempt, Lebanese police said

The crew was in Lebanon with Sally Faulkner, who was trying to get her children from their Lebanese father

(CNN) An Australian "60 Minutes" television crew has been charged over the alleged kidnapping of two children in Beirut last week, the network said.

The four-member crew was among nine people, including the children's Australian mother, Sally Faulkner, who were arrested over the incident last Wednesday.

Surveillance video purportedly shows the moment members of a so-called child recovery agency snatched the children, Lahlea, 6 and Noah, 4, from a Beirut street.

Lebanese police says the children were later found and returned their father, Ali al Amin, who, according to Faulkner, took their children from Australia to Lebanon and refused to return them.

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