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[FONT=&quot]A car carrying gas cylinders has driven into the underground car park of a Sydney police station. One person has been taken into custody.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]A police source said the incident was a "very deliberate attack" on the police station, Sydney Morning Herald crime and justice reporter Nick Ralston tweeted.
Officers from Police Rescue and the Bomb Disposal Unit are currently examining the car, which is believed to have been filled with gas bottles that did not detonate, 9 News reported.

https://www.rt.com/news/352452-sydney-police-station-attack/
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