A second person has been charged over the violent riot that erupted outside a church in Western Sydney following the alleged stabbing of bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel.
Dozens of police were injured and paramedics were forced to shelter inside Christ the Good Shepherd Church at Wakeley during the fracas, which began shortly after the stabbing on Monday night.
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On Friday night a 45-year-old man was arrested at a home in Throsby St, Fairfield Heights over the incident.
He was charged with riot and threaten violence, cause fear, and was refused bail to appear in Parramatta Bail Court on Saturday.
Doonside man Dani Mansour was arrested and charged over his involvement in the riots on Thursday.
Appearing in court that same day, the 19-year-old said he made a mistake but he was “p***** off” at officers who had hurt people outside the church.
Mansour allegedly filmed himself kicking two police cars during the riot before uploading the footage to Instagram.
Speaking to reporters outside Blacktown police station on Thursday, he said he had “just done one (police car)“.
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As many as 50 people are wanted for questioning over the unrest, including several who disguised themselves.
Police are seeking help from the public to identify them.
