Hunt for men accused of throwing pot plants at mounted police during Sydney's ...
Hunt for two men accused of throwing pot plants at mounted police during Sydney's anti-lockdown protest Police appeal for information to identify two people after lockdown march Mounted police were struck by projectiles in Sydney's CBD during protests Anyone with information on the two people's identities urged to contact police 59 people charged and 151 penalty infringement notices given since city protest
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Two protesters accused of throwing pot plants at mounted cops during Sydney's anti-lockdown protest are being hunted by police.
Police horses and their riders were frequent targets as they tried to break up the chaotic rally in the Covid-hit city's CBD on Saturday.
Tobruk, a police horse at his first riot, was punched in the head and other animals were pelted with pot plants and other projectiles.
Police chiefs vowed to track down anyone who assaulted officers or were otherwise violent at the protest, and as many participants as possible.
New South Wales Strike Force Seasoned Investigators are appealing to the community for information after Mounted Police Unit officers were struck by pot plants
