Australian man is accused of being Islamic State group propagandist who shared 10,000 files online
- WELLINGTON, New Zealand -- A man in the Australian city of Melbourne is accused of pledging allegiance to the Islamic State group and spreading thousands of pieces of extremist propaganda online over a period of years, the authorities said on Wednesday.
- He was the seventh man to be arrested in Victoria state since May over allegations of possessing or distributing IS content online.
- Australia's federal police didn't link the latest arrest to the other six and wouldn't say if they believed the man's case was connected.
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- WELLINGTON, New Zealand -- A man in the Australian city of Melbourne is accused of pledging allegiance to the Islamic State group and spreading thousands of pieces of extremist propaganda online over a period of years, the authorities said on Wednesday.
- He was the seventh man to be arrested in Victoria state since May over allegations of possessing or distributing IS content online.
- Australia's federal police didn't link the latest arrest to the other six and wouldn't say if they believed the man's case was connected.
Sources: ABC News