Police investigating video claiming responsibility for torching cars at Israel-linked weapons business in Melbourne | Melbourne

The Victoria police are investigating the video of a person who demands a loan for the vandalism of three cars outside the Israeli defense industry business, covered with a black palaclava and stands in front of the Palestinian flag.

In a video of his voice Guardian Australia, the person who was digitally represented in Lovitt Technologies claims that he represents a “anonymous cell” that burns three cars. Company Global F-35 Common Strike Fighter Program Parts Material.

The anonymous group also shared the videos of Vandalism, which seems to be taken by a person wearing a Gopro camera. Videos are matching CCTV images published by the police at the beginning of this week.

Anonymous group claims that Lovitt Technologies is targeted because it supports the joint strike Fighter program. Jets are used by the Israeli army and the global supply chain has been subjected to violent political debate in Australia. A great legal difficulty In England.

The video, which is currently investigated by the police, increases the possibility of more vandalism or targeted action.

“This was not an accident or thoughtless vandalism,” he said.

“If you continue to make any kind of weapon component, there will be results… Stop arming Israel…”

The video contained other threats that Guardian chose to not report.

A Victoria police spokesman, “Detectives, on July 5, a group of referring to an incident in Greensborough is aware of an e -mail and vision,” he said.

“An investigation into the incident continues,” he said.

For a comment, Lovitt Technologies were contacted.

According to the police, five people at 3.55 am on Monday before opening fire in three cars.

At the beginning of the week, a police spokesman said, “The group also used red spray paint to write various slogans on cars and a building wall”.

“One of the vehicles was destroyed, the other two were damaged. The detectives believed that the group left the job with the back fence, and it was seen that they were traveling in the south-west direction along the river on the e-bikes.”

Victoria police released CCTV images of Vandalism at the beginning of this week and objected to everyone who could witness them to communicate with information.

Police spokesman said in a statement on Monday, “Inspectors, Eastern Melbourne’s synagogue with a swaddle with any connection and the hardware strip to determine whether there was a public incident against the terrorism command, no connection has been identified at the moment.” He said.

The video did not refer to other events.