Witness says Melbourne driver yelling 'Allah uh-Akhbar' while ploughing into people
Friday, 20 January 2017
From the offenders Facebook page.
My apologies for the quality of this video - this is a saved copy from my desktop after the original video (published by Melbourne's Herald Sun newspaper crime reporter Andrea Hamblin) was removed apparently by her. I publish it here not to prove the truth of what the witness heard, only he knows that, rather to prove the fact that he reported hearing it at the time.
I am disturbed at the idea news outlets would censor relevant news to suit an agenda.
This witness, Stefano, describes the driver screaming at people on the street.@theheraldsun pic.twitter.com/vlJYw6h0iW
— Andrea Hamblin (@AndieHamblin) January 20, 2017
BREAKING: police say 3 dead after cars sped into pedestrians in #Melbourne. "Not a counter-terrorism related event." pic.twitter.com/4iIpD0zfu5
— Hugh Riminton (@hughriminton) January 20, 2017
Footage from Melbourne of car driving erratically outside Flinders St Station before police shooting. Up to 20 injured. Vision @SkyNewsAust pic.twitter.com/PHBoUMfydX
— BenFordham (@BenFordham) January 20, 2017
@theage upturned pram on Cnr William and Bourke pic.twitter.com/C6S3Tzn92K
— Joel Beath (@joelbeath) January 20, 2017
#BREAKING: Pictures from Melbourne CBD, reports of people hit by a car and reports of gunshots #TenNews pic.twitter.com/SE28ccGcWE
— Ten News Melbourne (@tennewsmelb) January 20, 2017
Reports of a rogue car hitting pedestrians on Bourke St in Melbourne CBD and gunshots exchanged. Big police operation. Stay safe folks. pic.twitter.com/6nxdng3Xgd
— Dev Sharma (@selfrefute) January 20, 2017
“I heard a thump and thought they’d hit something. Now I know it was people.” At least 8 injured in Bourke St crash https://t.co/Y9VFpBkcaK
— The Australian (@australian) January 20, 2017
#BREAKING At least one shot has been fired at the scene of a car crash with a number of people injured. MORE https://t.co/p0uUt6Dxbd pic.twitter.com/ebank5O0zY
— Sky News Australia (@SkyNewsAust) January 20, 2017
From Twitter - police helping a wounded pedestrian.
Bourke Street Mall now reopened after evacuation due to suspicious silver car #melbourne #bourkestmall pic.twitter.com/JzkROuxLZm
— Suzanne Carbone (@SuzanneCarbone) August 30, 2014
Car hit pedestrians in Melbourne's Bourke Street Mall - sequence of events unclear https://t.co/Lr3OErsrVd
— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) January 20, 2017