One person a week charged with threatening politicians
AFP commissioner Krissy Barrett says federal politicians are increasingly worried about their safety and police increasingly concerned about the online abuse hurled at federal politicians.
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Guardian Australia and The Sydney Morning Herald describe the same event in different terms.
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Still Watching. The left frames it as "AFP charging almost one person a week for targeting politicians, says commissioner - video". The center frames it as "One person a week charged with threatening politicians".
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AFP commissioner Krissy Barrett says federal politicians are increasingly worried about their safety and police increasingly concerned about the online abuse hurled at federal politicians.
The Australian federal police commissioner, Krissy Barrett, says police are ‘charging almost one individual every week for targeting commonwealth parliamentarians or high office holders’. S...
AFP commissioner Krissy Barrett says federal politicians are increasingly worried about their safety and police increasingly concerned about the online abuse hurled at federal politicians.