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Oct 28, 2026 at 10:03 PM ET
Queensland police employee fined over antisemitic posts
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Muamer Nukic, a Queensland Police Service Protective Services Group employee, pleaded guilty to making nine offensive and antisemitic comments on Threads that advocated violence and rape. He received a nine-month good-behaviour bond and a $1,000 penalty.
WHO: Muamer Nukic, a Queensland Police Service Protective Services Group employee
WHAT: Nukic pleaded guilty to making nine offensive and antisemitic social media comments and received a nine-month good-behaviour bond and a $1,000 penalty.
WHEN: Reported Oct 28, 2026 at 9:38 PM ET
WHERE: Queensland, Australia
WHY: The penalty followed Nukic's guilty plea to making offensive and antisemitic comments that advocated violence and rape.
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