Wrong. Three days after the calls went in, Monis took 18 individuals hostage and after a 17-hour siege was shot and killed by the police.
After his death, details were revealed about Monis that had citizens wondering whose flaw in logic had cause these events. He was recently out of prison and was not suppose to be in possession of a weapon.
The Australian Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, stated that the system let the people down. HE went on to say that;
It does not seem overly-bold of the Prime Minister to say that this system has failed them. Monar was simply one of thousands of potential issues, and after each of the 18 calls was investigated, his position as a threat did not change, for their was no substantial evidence to believe he was a threat."Plainly, this monster should not have been in our community," Mr Abbott told reporters in Sydney. [...] He shouldn't have been allowed into the country. He shouldn't have been out on bail. He shouldn't have been with a gun. And he shouldn't have become radicalised."
That's all I have to say today, but I'll be back tomorrow.
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