Sydney Teen Denied Bail Over Alleged Terror Plot Targeting Jews
A 15-year-old in Sydney accused of planning a terror attack aimed at Jewish and Assyrian communities remains in custody after a court deemed him a significant risk.
- The Sydney teenager, part of a group accused of plotting a terror attack, was denied bail due to the threat he poses to the community.
- Magistrate James Viney cited encrypted messages where the teen expressed desires to attack Jewish and Assyrian individuals as a key reason for his decision.
- Defense arguments highlighted the teen's history of behavioral issues and claimed his threats were more about bravado than actual intent.
- The case has sparked a broader investigation, with several other teenagers arrested for related offenses including possession of extremist material.
- The teen's next court appearance is scheduled for June 21, where his legal team plans to appeal the bail decision.