Sydney Anti -Semitic Attacks: A man arrested after a woman abused private property in Bond

The police quickly moved and seized after the next original anti -Semitic intimidation in the Eastern suburb of Sydney.

On Monday, a man will face a court accused of intimidation and anticipated abuse in Bond.

Officers attached to the strike of the Pearl forces were patrolled by Bondi region at about 7.40 am on Saturday, when they were marked by a woman who reported anti -Semitic abuse of a man who allegedly saw in the courtyard of private premises on Flau Street.

After the investigations, a 21-year-old man was arrested at a unit on Bond Road, Bond at about 1,30 on Sunday, officers attached to the command of police internal event.

The man was taken to the Newtown police station, where he was accused of being persecuted.

He was also charged with destroying or harmful property for an unrecognized New Town incident on Wednesday on January 15 and bail. Two outstanding warrants were also performed on unrelated internal and personal violence and theft of offenses.

The man was denied the pledge to appear in a local court in Newtawa on Monday.

Total 12 people are now accused of pearl strife,

• Four men – at the age of 31, 37, 40 and 26 – are charged after fires in two enterprises in Bond in October 2024
• Three men – at the age of 20, 19 and 21 – were accused after 10 vehicles and buildings were allegedly damaged in St. 2024 in November 2024
• The 34-year-old woman was accused after vehicles and buildings were allegedly damaged in St. 2024 in December 2024
• Two men – at the age of 33 and 37 – are accused after a building in New Town was allegedly graphic and attempt to be lit.
• The 37-year-old man is accused after the wall in Kingford was allegedly damaged by offensive graffiti
• Now a 21-year-old man accused after a predictable intimidation of a woman in Bond

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