Following the Bourke Street terrorist attack on Friday, November 9, Victorian Police Minister Lisa Neville may be secretly considering whether or not the targeted Bourke Street business owners should be charged for their use of Victoria Police resources — if she is consistent with past decisions.
In a previous interview on 3AW, Ms Neville, possibly wearing a red shirt, said:
I remember at the time [we charged organisers of the Milo Yiannopoulos tour] people said, “why are we charging for protests because he’s got a different view?” That is not the case.
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