Victoria Police on Thursday morning shared images of three people – two men and a woman – they hope to speak with following Saturday’s demonstration in the CBD.
Victoria Police on Thursday morning shared images of three people – two men and a woman – they hope to speak with following Saturday’s demonstration in the CBD. Picture: Victoria Police The woman is believed to be aged in her 20s. She is of a slim build, has long brown hair and was seen wearing a blue puffer jacket with a black top underneath.
Maybe they can hunt down some vaccines while they’re out there
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