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Police refer evidence to the Solicitor-General
Police refer evidence to the Solicitor-General
3:28pm 29
October 2007
Police have reviewed the evidence collected over the course of the operation that terminated on 15 October and it has today been referred to the Solicitor-General for consideration whether consent will be given to charges under the Terrorism Suppression Act.
The Deputy Commissioner (Operations), Rob Pope, said Police will await the Solicitor-General's decision and no further comment will be made at this time.
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