Chaos at Sydney Airport as police gun fired during suspect arrest

Chaos at Sydney Airport as police gun fired during suspect arrest
Chaos at Sydney Airport as police gun fired during suspect arrest

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Nevin Al Sukari - Sana'a - File picture shows travellers at Sydney’s International Airport on November 1, 2021. Australia’s busiest airport was briefly thrown into chaos on Wednesday when a police officer’s gun was fired as authorities tried to arrest a suspect. — Reuters pic

SYDNEY, Aug 13 — Australia’s busiest airport was briefly thrown into chaos on Wednesday when a police officer’s gun was fired as authorities tried to arrest a suspect.

Australian Federal Police said a “police firearm was discharged” during an incident inside the domestic terminal of Sydney Airport.

Footage released by local media showed an officer checking his rifle as two other people pinned a man to the ground.

Local media reported the gun was fired as the man tried to wrestle it from the officer.

Witnesses said they heard a loud bang before the dining area went into lockdown, Sydney radio station 2GB reported.

“An investigation into the incident has been launched and a crime scene has been established,” police said in a statement.

“There were no injuries as a result of the incident and there is no ongoing threat to the public.”

Sydney Airport said normal operations had since resumed. — AFP 

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