Israeli restaurant was also targeted
Share this @internewscast.com
Three people have been charged after a Melbourne restaurant was damaged last Friday.

Around 8:15 PM, it’s reported that approximately 20 pro-Palestinian demonstrators made their way to Miznon restaurant on Hardware Lane.

Some individuals within the group allegedly engaged in a disturbance that involved throwing chairs and damaging the restaurant’s glass door.

Israeli restaurant was also targeted
Several people have been charged over an alleged affray at a Melbourne restaurant. (Nine)

Yesterday morning, the police executed three search warrants in Essendon, Footscray, and Richmond, resulting in the arrest of three individuals.

All three were charged with assault, affray, riotous behaviour, and criminal damage.

A 50-year-old Richmond man faced court yesterday afternoon.

A 48-year-old Footscray woman and a 28-year-old Essendon woman were both bailed to appear in court on September 25.

The investigation into the incident continues.

Anybody with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Miznon is the Melbourne outlet of a chain of Mediterranean restaurants that originated in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Share this @internewscast.com
You May Also Like
Ahead of the Budget delivery on Tuesday evening, Greens housing spokesman Max Chandler-Mather slammed the $9.3billion surplus as evidence of 'how little Labor cares about the housing crisis'

Budget 2024: Albo’s Challenger Unveils Key Oversight by Jim Chalmers

For the second consecutive year, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced a budget…

Ben Roberts-Smith’s Relocation Plans Uncovered in New Court Documents

In brief: Court documents released Thursday show Roberts-Smith investigating opportunities overseas. A…

Iranian Gunboat Engages Container Ship Near Oman; Another Vessel Attacked Near Iran

In brief: Iran has fired at a container ship transiting the Strait…

Australia Boosts Fuel Reserves to Pre-Middle East Conflict Levels

In brief: Australia’s fuel reserves are now greater than before the US-Israeli…
Maddicyn Brokenshire was overcome with worry after finding out her son, Ollyver, was battling Amniotic Band Syndrome (ABS)

Mother’s Instincts Spot Rare Condition in Womb, Leaving Baby Boy with Scars

While most parents believe their child is unique, Maddicyn Brokenshire has compelling…

NASA’s Revolutionary Telescope Set to Map the Universe: A New Era in Cosmic Exploration

In brief: NASA has announced a powerful new space telescope called Roman.…

States Push Back on NDIS Changes Amid Concerns Over Financial Burden

In brief: The federal health minister has announced a raft of changes…
Richard Pusey

Richard Pusey Files Lawsuit Against Victoria Police Over Fatal Eastern Freeway Incident

Victoria Police will defend itself in court after Porsche driver Richard Pusey…
Dingoes attack young girl and mother at popular campsite

Shocking Dingo Encounter: Mother and Daughter Attacked at Beloved Campsite

A young girl and her mother are the latest in a string…
The rugby community in Waikato, New Zealand has been thrown into mourning by the sudden death of sportswoman Courtney Johansen (pictured)

Football Community Honors Cherished 29-Year-Old Coach Following Tragic Loss of Her and Unborn Child Due to Undiagnosed Health Issue

Heartfelt tributes have emerged for a New Zealand athlete who tragically passed…
Charlotte MacInnes

Actor’s Emotional Court Testimony Involving Rebel Stirs Controversy

A young actress recently fought back tears while recounting her experiences with…
The Budget is setting aside $90.6million to boost the number of skilled workers in the construction sector (pictured are construction workers at Parramatta in Sydney's west)

Federal Budget 2024: Critics Label It as Vote-Buying Strategy, While PM Remains Tight-Lipped on Election Date

Anthony Albanese is sidestepping inquiries about the possibility of an early election,…