Two days after parliament member was run over - a man armed with nunchucks broke into a minister's office in Australia

Two days after federal parliament member Helen Haines was deliberately run over and had both her legs amputated, a 56-year-old man armed with nunchucks broke into the office of Minister Hannah Beazley in Perth, threatened her staff who hid behind a protective partition, and was arrested. Prime Minister Albanese said aggressive behavior has become normalized.

Australian police announced that a 56-year-old man was arrested after breaking into the office of Minister Hannah Beazley in Perth, armed with nunchucks and threatening her staff. The employees hid behind a protective partition and were not injured. The incident occurred two days after federal parliament member Helen Haines was deliberately run over and had both her legs amputated. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said that aggressive behavior has become normalized. Police found no connection between the two events.