新南威尔士州警察反恐和特殊战术指挥部逮捕了一名36岁悉尼女性，她涉嫌向该市多个机构发送威胁信件[1]。警方指控该女性发送了19封威胁信件，针对悉尼犹太博物馆、莱克姆巴清真寺和电台2GB[1]。除上述机构外，她还被指控向政界人士和各级政府机构发送类似信件，并以他人名义进行冒充[1]。
该女性已被控62项罪名，包括威胁致死或重伤、骚扰和欺诈[1]。她被拒保释，将在帕拉玛塔地方法院出庭[1]。警方的调查始于5月[1]。电台2GB主持人Mark Levy对此评论称："在我们这个守法的社会中，任何人都没有理由被威胁暴力"[1]。
A 36-year-old Sydney woman has been arrested by counter-terrorism police and charged with sending threatening letters to multiple institutions and individuals across the city [1]. The woman is accused of sending 19 threatening letters to the Sydney Jewish Museum, Lakemba Mosque, and radio station 2GB, as well as similar correspondence to politicians and various government agencies [1].
Police allege that the woman impersonated others when sending the false threat letters [1]. She has been charged with 62 offenses in total, including threats to kill or cause serious injury, harassment, and fraud [1]. Following her arrest, she was refused bail and is scheduled to appear before Parramatta Local Court [1]. The investigation into the matter began in May [1].
Mark Levy, a presenter at 2GB, commented on the charges, stating that "in our law-abiding society, there is no reason for anyone to be threatened with violence" [1].