A Queensland Joint Counter Terrorism Team investigation has led to charges against Alexander Kent Wadsworth, 48, after officers searched a property in Bowenville near Toowoomba. Authorities allege he uploaded online posts encouraging acts of politically motivated violence in Australia and overseas. He has been charged with using a carriage service to menace, harass or cause offence, an offence carrying a maximum penalty of five years in prison. The matter has been adjourned and will return to court next month.
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Queensland man charged by Joint Counter Terrorism Team over alleged violent online posts
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A Queensland Joint Counter Terrorism Team investigation has led to charges against Alexander Kent Wadsworth, 48, after officers searched a property in Bowenville near Toowoomba. Authorities allege he uploaded online p...
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