Adelaide man charged with two counts of displaying Nazi symbol
A man has been charged after allegedly displaying a Nazi symbol in Adelaide on two separate occasions.
The 29-year-old man was allegedly seen displaying the offensive symbol in the CBD on Australia Day while not involved in any marches or organised events.
He was seen again today at about 12.30pm (ACDT) on Nelson Street displaying a Nazi symbol, police said.
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The Adelaide man was arrested and charged with two counts of displaying a Nazi symbol. (File image) South Australia Police
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The man was arrested and charged with two counts of displaying a Nazi symbol.
He was refused bail and will front Adelaide Magistrates Court today or tomorrow.
The incident follows the arrest of 15 members of a neo-Nazi group in Adelaide on Australia Day.
One man was also charged with displaying a Nazi symbol during this police operation.
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