Police Commander: ‘Enough is enough’
Victoria Police Acting Commander Wayne Cheesman said counter-protesters "came to pick the fight with police".

Melbourne’s CBD descended into violence on Sunday as protesters from a group brandishing Palestinian flags attacked police during a counter-demonstration against an anti-mass immigration rally.
The counter-protest against the March for Australia demonstration, “No room for racism and fascism”, was promoted with Aboriginal and Palestinian flags.
Victoria Police Acting Commander Wayne Cheesman said counter-protesters “came to pick the fight with police” and were “the issue-motivated groups on the left”.
During a press conference, Cheesman dropped a box of rocks and said, “This is what was thrown at police today and I think Melbourne has had a gutful … really enough’s enough.”
He noted “the same people protesting every week, with the same desire to cause disruption, to cause harm to the police”.
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- Melbourne protest
- Victoria Police
- Violence
- Pro Palestine protestors
- Victoria Police Acting Commander Wayne Cheesman
- Caulfield MP David Southwick
- Police Association of Victoria Secretary Wayne Gatt
- Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan
- Zionist Federation of Australia president Jeremy Leibler
- Bob Katter MP
- Sydney
- Brisbane
- One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts
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