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This post was originally published on this siteSydney teenager arrested over posts after police shooting
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A Sydney teenager from the same school as the 15-year-old who shot dead a police worker on Friday has been arrested on his way to class.
Police said the boy was asked about alleged social media posts, but became threatening and intimidated officers.
Facebook posts local media say were written by the boy defend and praise teen gunman Farhad Jabar’s actions.
“Yallah merryland police station is next hope they all burn in hell,” the boy allegedly wrote.
“Serves you right I hope them lil piggies get shot,” another alleged post said after Friday’s deadly shooting.
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He was taken away in handcuffs on Tuesday for further questioning at Parramatta Police Station.
The boy told the ABC police took offence to him filming them on his phone.
His arrest comes as classes resumed for the first time since Friday’s shooting, and the end of school holidays.
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New South Wales Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione on Saturday said Jabar’s actions were politically motivated and therefore linked to terrorism.
The NSW Department of Education is offering counselling to Arthur Phillip High School students and staff.
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Police accountant Curtis Cheng, 58, was gunned down by Farhad Jabar as he headed home for the long weekend.
Floral tributes were laid for Mr Cheng outside the New South Wales Police Headquarters over the weekend, which is 300m from Arthur Phillip High, by friends, colleagues and even strangers.
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