A protester in Sydney calls himself God and disrupts a press conference
JUNE 28, 2021
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NSW’s coronavirus press conference ended in bizarre scenes on Monday after a protester calling himself “God” attempted to approach Police Commissioner Mick Fuller to serve him a “cease and desist” notice.
The bearded man, identified as Sean Alun-David Thomas, was dragged away from the podium by officers, with TV networks cutting away as it became clear the press conference had been hijacked.
“I have a question for you,” Mr Thomas said as Mr Fuller finished answering a journalist’s question.
“Did you receive my notice of cease and desist?”
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