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Teine pussitamisjuhtum on aset leidnud Austraalias, kus politsei on endiselt kahtlusaluse jahil.
Sellele eelnes rida pussitamisrünnakuid, mis raputasid riiki viimase kahe nädala jooksul.
21. aprilli pärastlõunal kutsuti politsei Melbourne’is Maribyrnongis asuvasse Highpointi kaubanduskeskusesse, et reageerida intsidendile, milles osales kaks meest.
Tunnistajate sõnul sattusid kaks noormeest kella 14.30 paiku kaubanduskeskuses Korea restorani ees füüsilisse kaklusse.
Kui kaklus eskaleerus, tõmbas üks mees väidetavalt noa välja ja pussitas teist ülakehasse, põhjustades talle verejooksu maos.
Väidetav süüdlane põgenes seejärel sündmuskohalt enne politsei saabumist.
Kannatanu toimetati hiljem kiirabiga haiglasse ravile.
Victoria politsei pressiesindaja ütles The Epoch Timesile, et ohver oli eluohtlikus seisundis.
Vahepeal oli kahtlusalune veel jooksus.
Praegu uurib politsei juhtunut ja kutsub üles inimesi, kes on juhtunut pealt näinud või kellel on sellest videomaterjal, endast teada andma.
Intsident tuleb sellest, et austraallased tulevad endiselt toime viimase kahe nädala jooksul toimunud kahe pussitamisrünnaku tagajärgedega.
13. aprillil pussitas Bondi ristmikul Westfieldi kaubanduskeskuses 40-aastane mees, kellel on esinenud vaimuhaigusi, põhjustades kuus surmajuhtumit ja kümmekond vigastust.
22. aprilli seisuga on viis ohvrit endiselt haiglaravil, kuid stabiilses seisundis.
15. aprillil pussitas hiljuti islamiusku pöördunud 16-aastane poiss väidetavalt Lääne-Sydney kirikus otseülekande teenistuse ajal mitu korda Assüüria piiskoppi.
Vahejuhtum vallandas mässu, kus sadadest kohalikust kogukonnast koosnev rahvahulk kogunes kiriku ette, lauldes ja visates politseile telliseid.