Man charged after Sydney Airport gun drama rearrested after alleged Central Station assaults

On Wednesday, a 41 -year -old man allegedly resisted to arrest at Sydney Airport, led to a fight that sees a police officer was discharged in the terminal, and was re -arrested on a series of attacks on Central Station and allegedly in the afternoon of Thursday.

36 hours after the airport Ruckus, the Victorian -era man Nicholas Teplin was arrested again after allegedly attacked a few passengers at the Central Station in the Central Station and then attacked a police officer at the Surry Hills police station.

After the reports that a 45 -year -old man was punched by his face and falling to the ground and bleeding his nose, he was called for the station to remain.

After the first attack, the police will claim that Tillin had shot two men on his head as he passed through the crowd.

Teplin then approached a fourth man in his 20s and tried to get his bag off his shoulders and led to a friction. NSW police officers intervened and arrested the man.

While Surry Hills was in the police station, it was claimed that a man attacked a male officer by pushing him on his chest.

Teplin was accused of resisting police officers, attacking a police officer without real physical damage, joint attack and real physical damage.

The guarantee was rejected and he will go to the local court on Friday.