Man arrested over allegedly trying to bring weapon to Reclaim Australia rally
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One of Reclaim Australia's signs brandished at a recent Sydney rally. (9NEWS) 9NEWS
A man is in custody over an alleged plan to take weapons to an anti-Muslim rally in Melbourne this weekend.
Police arrested a 31-year-old Braybrook man on Tuesday after receiving information that some people were intending to take weapons for "self-defence" to the Reclaim Australia rally in Melton on Sunday.
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Assistant Commissioner Stephen Leane did not give reporters any further details of the charges, but said counter-rallies from socialist left groups were also being planned.
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