Armed police begin patrols in Sydney following an attack at Bondi Beach
Fifteen people died in a December shooting at Bondi Beach. Heavily armed police began patrolling Sydney streets. The NSW Police Armed Response Command will patrol major events and public spaces.
- Heavily-armed police officers have begun patrolling Sydney streets.
- Fifteen people were killed in a December shooting at Bondi Beach.
- New South Wales state police said the Armed Response Command will patrol major events and public spaces.
- Amnesty International Australia expressed concern about the militarisation of policing.
- The unit consists of 250 police officers armed with Australian combat assault rifles.
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