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Man charged with throwing ‘explosive device’ into Australia Day rally
SYDNEY: Australian police charged a man Tuesday with throwing an “explosive device” with nails and ball bearings into a crowd of thousands at an Indigenous rights rally. Police alleged that the 31-year-old man removed the device from his bag and threw it from a walkway into a crowd of more than 2,000 people in Perth, Western Australia, during the protest on Monday. Thousands rallied for Indigenous peoples’ rights on Australia’s national holiday, Australia Day, which marks the 1788 arrival of a British fleet in Sydney Harbor.
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bbc.com
Perth plaza evacuated after man throws device into crowd
The incident took place during a rally supporting Indigenous rights, which coincided with a national holiday.
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arabnews.com
Man charged with throwing ‘explosive device’ into Australia Day rally
SYDNEY: Australian police charged a man Tuesday with throwing an “explosive device” with nails and ball bearings into a crowd of thousands at an Indigenous rights rally. Police…
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Australian PM says man who allegedly tried to bomb rally deserves 'full force of law'
A 31-year-old man has been detained after hurling an item at an "Invasion Day" rally crowd in Perth.
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independent.co.uk
CCTV emerges of man throwing ‘homemade’ bomb at crowd of thousands in Australia
CCTV has been released of a man allegedly throwing a “homemade” nail bomb at a crowd in Australia, just one month after 15 people were shot dead on Bondi Beach. Police allege a…