Who is the knifeman who struck at a church in Sydney ?

Australian police arrested a 15-year-old teenager, suspected of of being the author of an attack in a church which injured several people à Sydney.

Two days after the deadly attack in a Sydney shopping center, the Australian city is in crisis. again affected by a knife attack. This Monday, April 15, a bishop was given. dagger in The Good Shepherd Church chapel. A number of people rushed to help and subdue the attacker. The scene was changed. filmed and broadcast live on the Youtube channel of an Assyrian church which broadcast its mass live. Alerted to an attack With a knife, the Australian police quickly went to the western suburbs of the Australian city. She reported four injured men.  

The victims suffered "non-life-threatening injuries", also said" the police, indicating that they had been stolen. taken care of by the rescuers. According to the emergency services, the victims are aged between 20 and 20 years old. 70 years old. According to SkyNews, the church man stabbed is Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel who preached this Monday. He is part of the small community. Assyrian Christian who fled the wars in Iraq and Syria.

Known to the police

The police delivered first information during a press conference concerning the suspect. According to Assistant Commissioner Andrew Holland, he is a 15-year-old teenager with a master's degree in crime. by the faithful à when the police arrived. Arrested, the boy was arrested. arrested before being transported to a hospital to treat serious injuries. the hand. According to the first elements of the investigation, the suspect did not regularly meet with other people. ment of the church, is known to the police and has requested &agrav; speak à his parents. The motives of the attacker are nevertheless still unknown.

Another knife attack left six people dead and several injured Sydney, Saturday April 13. She was é perpetrated in a shopping center by a 40-year-old man suffering from mental illness, nothing suggesting a possible terrorist motive, according to the Australian police.