Religious worship powers under spotlight after arrest of former Greens candidate
Police were expected to interview Thomas on Sunday and receive medical information about the situation. This may cause the investigation to rise to a critical event defined as a member of the police force that causes a person’s death or serious injury and requires research.
35 -year -old Thomas was accused of obstacles or resistance to the police officer in the fulfillment of the task and did not follow the direction of disintegration/failed. He will appear at the Bankstown Local Court on August 12th.
Greens Deputy Sue Higginson called for a critical incident investigation for arrest.Credit: Janie Barrett
“More medical advice should be taken, the decision can be reviewed,” NSW police said.
The other four protesters, one woman and three men face various charges.
A Police Information Page for one of the other protesters seen by Forerunner In a document that explains the arrest, he states a “place of worship ..
In NSW, unless he decides that a person offers a “serious risk ına to the security of a person, the police are not allowed to give action instructions for real protests, prevents traffic, or takes place after worship after the changes brought by the Minns government this year.
In the document, the police said that after the police received “Intelligence ında through Instagram on Friday morning, a group called weapons from the West would organize a“ unauthorized ör protest in the Belmore business.
At 5.50 in the morning, a person passed by the business and “communicated with a group conversation”.
After confirming that they have joined a demonstration, the police said that the person was given an direction of movement on the basis that the person’s “unauthorized” show will be “fear and alarm”. Group, Group, “SEC Coating work outside of the history of violent disruptions,” he said.
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They were initially arrested, but was released after showing that they would follow the direction later.
However, the Police Information Form later says that the person “walks to the opposite side of the SEC Cover, which is a place of worship along the way,”. At this point, the civil servants approached the protester and said, özgü He gave him information to “follow the movement in the direction”.
“He was arrested because the defendants were given repeated warnings and opportunities for compliance with the defendants, because they did not comply with a warning and a movement in the direction,” he said.
Instead of a worship, the Atıf caused a serious concern between civil freedom groups and legal experts, which has repeatedly warned that the laws were extremely wide.
In February, Premier Chris Minns forced new laws that banned protests near the worship after the so -called Dural Caravan incident. The laws, the statements of the draft will allow the police to break protests even if a demonstration of a demonstration of religious institution, at the time, the members of the workers’ Caucus came back from the members of the Caucus.
Caravan, along with another anti -Semitic attack, “Con Job” carried out by organized crime figures racially motivated hate crimes or terror lands.
Prime Minister Chris Minns said he was “worried” about Thomas’s injuries.Credit: Edwina Pickle
The NSW police rejected the use of anti -protest laws in the arrest and said that the protesters had previously prevented the pedestrian access, which was previously the target of protests.
Police Minister Yasmin Catley demanded that Thomas be injured as a critical incident investigation, Sue Higginson, “shock but surprising,” he said.
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“Black and white was written there. Dural caravan ran to the NSW Parliament under the lack of disclosure.
“Together with other people in the parliament, he warned his premiere and government that we will see this level of impunity, and now here.”
Last week, the NSW Supreme Court felt a challenge against the laws gathered by the Palestinian Action Group President Josh Lees. Lees lawyers argued that the laws were contrary to the constitution.
Speaking at an event in Sydney on Sunday, Premier Chris Minns said it was too early to interpret whether the arrest government’s government’s protected laws had an appropriate use.
Im I would wait for this information to come, ”the police said, investigating the scope of Thomas’s injuries.
“I’m worried about his injuries [and] I would like to have a quick recovery in these situations. “
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