Australian man brutally beats a policewoman
as she tries to move him on
while enforcing Sydney's draconian
lockdown that only allows people
to leave home with a 'reasonable excuse'
Posted By: Ribicon, 9/13/2021 11:45:01 AM
This is the moment an Australia man brutally beat a female police officer in Sydney while she was enforcing the city's strict lockdown rules. The man launched his attack in the suburb of Bankstown around midday Monday after the officers saw him standing in the street and asked him to move along. Video shows one officer being repeatedly kicked and punched while her colleague calls for help having been kicked in the chest and punched moments earlier—suffering 'cuts and bruises'.(Snip)Sydney is now entering its 12th week under draconian lockdown rules which ban people from leaving home without a 'reasonable excuse' and mean they cannot loiter in public places
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How dare a person be out on a street without a good excuse. How far can governments squash people down without them lashing out?