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Friday, September 19, 2014

Officer hurt by axe-wielding man - The Canberra Times


The Canberra Times

Officer hurt by axe-wielding man
The Canberra Times
A police officer has been injured by a man armed with an axe and a molotov cocktail at Brindabella Park. Police were quick to reassure residents the incident was not related to national security amid increasing fears of a terrorism attack. The incident occurred ...
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