The New South Wales Police Commissioner has fronted a press conference on Saturday morning following the shooting dead of a Police civilian worker and the subsequent killing of the gunman, a 15 year old radicalised youth.
Commissioner Andrew Scipione (skippy-oney) says Police are feeling the impact of the death, but will get to the bottom of the reasons for the shooting.
IN: "Today, we are an..."
OUT: "... F.E.double L.O.W.S"
DUR: 21 sec
CLIP: http://fsnradionews.com/feeds/1003scipione1.mp3
Commissioner Scipione has now identified the Police worker that died...
IN: "A couple of things..."
OUT: "... and he will be missed"
DUR: 35 sec
CLIP: http://fsnradionews.com/feeds/1003scipione2.mp3
Commissioner Scipione says Police have identified the gunman, but have refused to name him at this time.
IN: "I can confirm..."
OUT: "... as I've already said"
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CLIP: http://fsnradionews.com/feeds/1003scipione3.mp3
Commissioner Scipione says they recognise that youth, of middle eastern origin, had been radicalised.
IN: "We believe his actions..."
OUT: "... this terrible crime"
DUR: 19 sec
CLIP: http://fsnradionews.com/feeds/1003scipione4.mp3
New South Wales Premier Mike Baird says Mr Cheng will be sorely missed by his colleagues
IN: "I wanna start by..."
OUT: "... hurt very deeply"
DUR: 19 sec
CLIP: http://fsnradionews.com/feeds/1003baird1.mp3
New South Wales Premier Mike Baird paid tribute to the Police officers that killed the gunman.
IN: "There are some..."
OUT: "... of those yesterday"
DUR: 21 sec
CLIP: http://fsnradionews.com/feeds/1003baird2.mp3
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