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Australian MP Critically Injured After Being Run Over; Suspect Linked to Anti-Israel Activity

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Australian Member of Parliament Helen Haines is in critical condition after being run over outside her office in Victoria, losing a leg. The suspect, Brendan Neugent, an environmental activist, was arrested and reportedly had anti-Israel posts online. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called the incident a deliberate attack, with the motive still under investigation. The suspect was subdued by a local resident.

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  • Australian MP Helen Haines lost a leg and is in critical condition after being run over.
  • The suspect, Brendan Neugent, an environmental activist, was arrested at the scene.
  • Neugent's social media reportedly contained strong anti-Israel messages.
  • Eyewitnesses state the driver hit Haines twice in a deliberate act.
  • Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed it was a deliberate attack.
  • A local resident subdued the suspect and found a knife.
Australian MP Critically Injured After Being Run Over; Suspect Linked to Anti-Israel Activity
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Australian Member of Parliament Helen Haines, 65, has lost a leg and is in critical condition after being run over outside her office in Victoria. The suspect, 43-year-old Brendan Neugent, was arrested at the scene. According to the Daily Mail, a social media account under Neugent's name, identifying him as an environmental activist, contained strong anti-Israel posts and messages regarding the war in Gaza. Eyewitnesses reported that the driver made a U-turn, struck Haines, reversed, and hit her again. A local resident subdued the suspect and found a knife in his possession. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stated that the incident was a deliberate attack, though the motive remains unknown.

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