Stabbing at a Church in Wakeley, Sydney, Australia
A French construction worker nicknamed 'Bollard Man' confronted a man who stabbed six people to death in a Sydney shopping mall. Australia's Prime Minister welcomed him to stay in the country and offered him permanent residency after his brave act.
Key Points
- Damien Guerot confronted the attacker, Joel Cauchi, at a Sydney shopping mall
- Guerot's temporary work visa was extended by the Prime Minister
- Guerot may be granted Australian permanent resident visa
- Cauchi injured multiple people before being shot dead by police
Pros
- Brave actions of Damien Guerot helped keep people safe during the attack
- Australian Prime Minister offered Guerot permanent residency for his courage
Cons
- Six people were killed in the stabbing incident
- Several others, including a 9-month-old baby, were injured