Australian charged over terrorist plot targeting govt


Police patrol the street in Sydney's central business district on December 24, 2014. - AFP PHOTO/Peter PARKS

SYDNEY, Dec 24, 2014 (AFP) - An Australian man was charged Wednesday with possessing documents connected to a planned terrorist attack on government targets in Sydney, but police insisted people should not be afraid.

Sulayman Khalid, 20, who also goes by the name Abu Bakr, was arrested following raids last week which uncovered a large number of documents, a rifle, and two shotguns.

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