Injured Greens candidate charged, slams ‘draconian’ law
In the federal elections, which suffered severe face injuries while clashing with demonstrators, Anthony was accused of Arnavutça to resist arresting a one -time green Challenger.
Thomas was among the five people who were arrested while protesting Israel’s war in Gaza, except for an Australian company, which was reported to be linked to the production of components for the fighter aircraft used by the Israeli defense forces.
The protesters accused Sydney’s SEC coating in southwest of making parts for F-35 jets used by Israel, a claim rejected by the firm.
35 -year -old Hannah Thomas, the Greater Candidate of Prime Minister Anthony Arnavut, was taken to hospital with face injuries during his arrest.
In a social media pole from the hospital bed, he said that his critical injuries in the eye of Thomas could leave him “potentially seeing” and pointing his finger to the NSW Premier and Police Minister.
“I’m in this position because people like Chris Minns and Yasmin Catley have demonized the protesters, and the police passed the laws of the ruthless anti -ruthless protest, who licensed them to break the peaceful protest in extremely violent, brutal ways.” He said. “
Police said that the demonstration was unauthorized in the early hours of the SEC Cover and prevented access to Belmore.
“Police tried to arrest protesters who did not comply with the instructions,” a fight between the police and the protesters. ” He said.
The video of the incident shows that one of the protesters shouts one of the protesters as he shouts again “get out of him” and “let him”.
Police said Thomas had been arrested for not obeying it and was accused of resisting arrest.
In August, he will appear at the Bankstown Local Court.
MS Thomas Circulating Online’s footage shows that his eye swollen and blood on his face before he was pulled to the hospital for surgery.
NSW GREENS MP Sue Higginson described the policing “extreme” and requested an investigation to the NSW Police Commissioner and the police observer of the state Mrs. Catley.
A police statement said that the medical advice on the incident did not meet the threshold of a critical event statement.
Force, “More medical advice should be taken, the decision can be reviewed.” He said.
Protest organizers say that another protester was caught by his neck and drowning, and others were hit on the ground.
Five protesters arrested during the Scoffle were guided, four will appear at the Bankstown local court on July 15th.
