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Sydney shooting: Police arrest five over Curtis Cheng killing Sydney shooting: Police arrest five over Curtis Cheng killing
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Five people have been arrested in dawn raids in western Sydney in connection with the shooting of a police worker last week, Australian police say.Five people have been arrested in dawn raids in western Sydney in connection with the shooting of a police worker last week, Australian police say.
More than 200 officers swooped on several properties early on Wednesday, a police statement said, arresting males aged between 16 and 24.More than 200 officers swooped on several properties early on Wednesday, a police statement said, arresting males aged between 16 and 24.
Police employee Curtis Cheng was killed in Parramatta on Friday, in what police say was a terror-linked attack.Police employee Curtis Cheng was killed in Parramatta on Friday, in what police say was a terror-linked attack.
Mr Cheng's attacker, schoolboy Farhad Jaber, was shot dead at the scene.Mr Cheng's attacker, schoolboy Farhad Jaber, was shot dead at the scene.
On Tuesday, police arrested another teenage boy from the same school as the attacker. Wednesday's raids took place at properties in Guildford, Wentworthville, Merrylands and Marsfield, police said.
According to Australian media, some of the properties had also been raided by police last year, in a major anti-terror operation in Sydney.
On Tuesday, police arrested another teenage boy from the same school as Jaber.
Police said the boy, 17, was asked about alleged social media posts, but became threatening and intimidated officers.Police said the boy, 17, was asked about alleged social media posts, but became threatening and intimidated officers.
Local media say the boy, who has not been named, had written Facebook posts defending Jaber's actions.Local media say the boy, who has not been named, had written Facebook posts defending Jaber's actions.
Wednesday's arrests were made after raids on properties in Guildford, Wentworthville, Merrylands and Marsfield, police said. Police said Wednesday's raids were not connected to the arrest on Tuesday, Fairfax media reports.