Interim report contains 14 recommendations, after inquiry examined agencies’ actions before the attack in which 15 people were killed
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Sydney’s Jewish community told police of a “high” threat of an attack at December’s Chanukah by the Sea festival at Bondi beach, but New South Wales police appeared not to have completed a comprehensive risk assessment for the event, an interim royal commission report has found.
The interim report of the royal commission into antisemitism and social cohesion, established in the wake of December’s terror attack, found no gap in current laws that could have prevented the shooting. But it did call for greater better coordination of policing at Jewish festivals and events.
Continue reading...This article was originally published by The Guardian and written by Ben Doherty, Josh Butler and Nino Bucci.
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