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Police allege that a woman indicted for the canceled University of Otago graduations threatened to carry out an attack that surpasses the attacks on the mosque in Christchurch last year.
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The woman appeared in court today after numerous graduation ceremonies from the University of Otago were canceled earlier this month. Source: 1 NEWS
The 22-year-old woman appeared in Auckland District Court today flanked by two police officers accused of threatening to harm people or property.
In that charge, the police claim that they threatened to commit an attack with firearms and explosives against the graduation ceremonies.
The charge further claims that this is alleged to have been of “a greater magnitude than the Christchurch mosque massacres of March 15, 2019.”
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Police have not specified what the threat is, but began suggesting that the University of Otago cancel its ceremonies earlier this week. Source: 1 NEWS
The woman’s parents were in court and her mother appeared to start crying when her daughter appeared.
Much of today’s hearing concerned bail that cannot be reported.
The woman has been granted provisional name suppression and must surrender her passport, reside at her parents’ home 24 hours a day, unless she is going to a medical appointment, and one of her parents must be with her at all times.
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Police made the call today to postpone two events, just hours before they started. Source: 1 NEWS
You are not permitted to own or use any internet capable device, and you are not permitted to enter the grounds of any tertiary facility.
He has been in preventive detention without a judicial declaration until February.
