Police may head to Israel to get influencer statement
NSW Police have still not obtained a formal statement from the social media influencer at the centre of the Bankstown Hospital nurse furore and will travel to Israel to meet with him if required.
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One of the nurses at the centre of the anti-Semitic viral video has been hospitalised over mental health concerns. Meanwhile, as an Israeli influencer released his unedited version online, police say they are still waiting for raw footage.
Influencer to give cops unedited viral anti-Semitic video
An Israeli social media influencer has agreed to give NSW Police the full and unedited version of a sickening video where he exposed the anti-Semitic tirade of two Sydney nurses.
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Police officer found dead in Surry Hills
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‘Samurai sword’ real estate agent arrested over love triangle
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Neighbours praise unsung hero who discovered suspected terror caravan
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