Melbourne crash deliberate but no links to terrorism say police

Vic Premier Daniel Andrews and Acting Chief Commissioner Shane Patton

Victoria Police Acting Chief Commissioner Shane Patton address the media at a press conference, Thursday, December 21, 2017. Source: AAP

Melbourne police say a man accused of deliberately crashing a car into pedestrians outside the city's main train station has a history of assault, drug use and mental-health issues. But they say there is no apparent link to terrorism in the crash. Nineteen people were injured when the white sport utility vehicle (SUV) hit pedestrians just before 5pm yesterday near the city's Flinders Street Station. Four are in a critical condition.



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