A man has been charged over a placard depicting alleged cop killer Dezi Freeman that was brandished during an anti-immigration rally on Sunday.
Besides the likeness of fugitive Freeman, the poster displayed at Adelaide’s March For Australia also had the words “Free Man” and a Southern Cross symbol.
A 39-year-old from Golden Grove, in Adelaide’s northeast, attended a police station on Tuesday after authorities had urged him to come forward.
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“After being interviewed, he was charged with offensive behaviour,” SA Police said.
The accused was bailed to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court on October 28.
SA Premier Peter Malinauskas had also urged the accused to turn himself in.
Meanwhile Freeman, 56, remains on the run after allegedly shooting dead two police officers at his Porepunkah property, 300km northeast of Melbourne, a week ago.
More than 400 police are searching high and low across Victoria’s high country.
People have been warned not to approach him because he might be armed.
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