Armed police unit to patrol NSW streets with rifles after Bondi attack
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 23:55 · Archive
A rifle-armed police unit formed after the Bondi Beach attack will begin public training and patrols in NSW.
An armed police unit formed in response to December's Bondi Beach attack is to move into a public phase of training. Officers from the unit will patrol New South Wales streets while carrying rifles.
The unit was established following the attack at Bondi Beach in December.
How it is being reported
- Rifle-armed cops to train in public post Bondi massacreAn armed police unit formed after December's Bondi Beach attack will begin its public phase of training, with officers to patrol NSW streets carrying rifles.Perth Now · 7 Oct, 23:26
- Rifle-armed cops to train in public post Bondi massacreAn armed police unit formed after December's Bondi Beach attack will begin its public phase of training, with officers to patrol NSW streets carrying rifles.The West Australian · 7 Oct, 23:26
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