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Following the release of images of 12 men wanted for questioning, a further arrest has been made in connection with a riot outside a Sydney church, four men have been charged over the affray at Christ the Good Shepherd Church in Wakeley on April 15.
Following the release of images of 12 men wanted for questioning, a further arrest has been made in connection with a riot outside a Sydney church, four men have been charged over the affray at Christ the Good Shepherd Church in Wakeley on April 15.
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