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Floral tributes to victims of the attack at a memorial at the Western end of the Bourke Street Mall. Among the victims was a 10-year-old girl, who died on 20 January 2017, [16] as well as a three-month-old baby boy who died on 21 January. The others were a 25-year-old man, a 22-year-old woman, a 33-year-old man, and a 33-year-old woman. [17 ...
Bourke Street, near the location of the attack. The man then went on a stabbing spree with a large knife and wounded three pedestrians, one of whom later died at the scene. The attacker was then confronted by two Victoria Police patrol officers, a member of the public also attempted to ram a shopping trolley into the attacker. [5]
Police body camera (used by responding officers), Bystander video, Dashcam 2023 Allen, Texas mall shooting: A man, armed with an AR-15-style rifle, shot at storegoers who were shopping at the Allen Premium Outlets strip. Police who were on-scene prior to the shooting captured the attack on their body cameras. [204] [205] [206] May 15, 2023
The mall attack is not a criminal investigation, but police are gathering evidence to present to a coroner to investigate the circumstances of the deaths. Five of those slain were women .
On 9 November 2018, an attack took place in Melbourne, when Hassan Khalif Shire Ali [63] set fire to a Holden Rodeo utility on Bourke Street in the city's Central Business District. He then stabbed three pedestrians, killing one and wounding the other two. During the attack, the Holden "exploded" from the fire.
New South Wales Police Commissioner Karen Webb explained during news that four women and one man were among the deceased, and they all died at the mall, 7News Australia reported. Another woman ...
Video from al-Fakhoura School in Jabalya – which was being used as a shelter for displaced people – shows bloodied bodies across a series of rooms on two floors of the two-story building. Many ...
14 November – Myer announces it has cancelled the traditional unveiling of its Christmas windows in Melbourne's Bourke Street Mall on 17 November to ensure the safety of its customers and employees due to the threat posed by a pro-Palestinian group called Disrupt Wars which had planned to disrupt the event. [310]