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SIREN WAILS

RADIO: Car 978, what is your status?

CATE: Copy base. Car 978 still in transit. ETA - less than a minute.

Copy 978. Please update status on arrival.

Oh, my God.

This doesn't look good.

Alright, can you remember the drill for multiple casualties?

Quick ABCs and tag them.

Yeah, okay.

Car 978 to Operations.

We're on site. There's approximately seven casualties.

Report to follow. Requiring urgent rescue and back-up.

(screams hysterically)

RADIO: Copy 978. Back-up and rescue...

My son is trapped! Sasha!

Please help me!

Sash.

Come on. Quick ABCs and tag them.

You start with that guy.

Billy, Mummy's here. We're going to get you out of there.

Hi. I'm from the Ambulance Service.

My name's Sasha. Can you hear me?

Oh!

THEME MUSIC

You okay? Yeah.

Sorry. That's alright.

Let's just focus on this. What are we looking at?

Well, everyone's tagged. There's five injured -

one red, one orange, three green, and one deceased.

The orange is the boy in the car?

Yep. Okay. You stay with him.

I'll get over there as soon as possible.

I've just got to get this guy transported.

What's taking them so long?

They're working as fast as they can. It won't be too much longer.

Is that your son?

Yes. Billy. His name is Billy.

I'm sorry. This wasn't meant to happen.

Are you okay, mate?

How is he? Did he make it?

Sir, do you mind waiting over there, please?

Alright, let's get this guy moving.

SIREN WAILS

We're expecting at least five multiple blast injuries

with burns and shrapnel wounds, okay?

The first patient's coming, so get moving.

VON: Checking Resus. Make sure there's enough O neg.

Reg, you better tell people waiting they might be waiting a while.

Mohsin Zabib. Early 30s. Sustained blast injuries from the explosion.

Multiple lacerations,

extensive burns to the torso and anterior extremities.

Large laceration to the right anterior thigh.

Okay. Here we go.

One, two, three.

BP's 110 on 70, pulse 120, resps 28.

He's had 5mg morphine, 10 of metoclopramide.

Mr Zabib. Mohsin.

I'm Dr Campion. You're at All Saints Hospital. Can you hear me?

Urgent portable X-rays, trauma series.

Do we know what happened? Car blew up.

Full blood work-up, cross-match and an ABG.

Where the hell is Hughes?

It's his day off. Dammit.

Is he alright?

Please hurry.

Just shining a light in your eyes, Billy.

Good boy. That's the way. Is he okay?

I should be right here. Why don't you calm mum down?

Shouldn't be too much longer. You said that before.

Why don't you come over here and I can check you out?

It's Cassie, isn't it?

Don't worry about me. Just please take care of my baby.

Come on, mate. How much longer?

He's deteriorating. As quick as we can.

Tell them to work faster.

GLASS SHATTERS

Cassie, what happened?

Um... I don't know.

I was taking the trolley back, then I was on the ground,

and there was smoke...

I thought I'd lost him.

The car was upside down. I thought I'd lost him.

You try not to worry.

The little boy. Is he okay? Yeah. Should be free soon.

Take a seat, okay?

REPORTER: There he is over there.

Mr Callahan, are you badly injured?

Please, no.

Can you tell me what happened? No, mate.

Leave me alone. Des!

MAN ON RADIO: The minister said all will be revealed in time

and refused to answer any specific questions.

And in breaking news,

police have now confirmed that one person has been killed

in an explosion outside a supermarket

in Sydney's western suburbs.

A non-disclosed number of injuries

are being ferried to nearby hospitals.

It's not yet known what caused the explosion

but police and emergency services are still working

to free a young boy trapped in an overturned vehicle at the scene.

SINISTER MUSIC

What have we got?

Des Callahan, 42.

Minor lacerations, probable foreign body in the cornea of right eye.

I'm Dr Quade. Do you have any other injuries, Mr Callahan?

Just the eye.

Okay. Hold still, and I'll take a look.

Hurts like hell.

Okay. I'll give you something for that in a second.

Tell me the truth - is it bad?

Look, it is inflamed,

but the blood's coming from a cut above the eye.

Bastards.

Car caught fire and exploded.

Mr Callahan has a theory on what happened.

It didn't catch fire. It was blown up.

I don't think it's very helpful to speculate about these things.

I'm not speculating. There was a bomb and it was in my car.

They're trying to kill me.

I couldn't give a rats if you're busy.

He needs a surgical reviewing right now.

Thank you very much.

Frank.

What do you want?

One of the patients from the supermarket explosion

is alleging it was a terrorist attack.

How does he work that out?

He's had death threats recently.

And what would this clown's name be?

Des Callahan.

It was his car that exploded.

Does he have any reason why somebody might be trying to blow him up?

He's written a book on terrorist cells operating in Australia.

Is he a crackpot, or what?

No, I don't think so.

How should we handle it?

By being alert but not alarmed, I guess.

I'll ring Newell and Public Affairs.

You take care of security and the police.

For God's sake, Nelson, keep it under your hat.

Some people go right off the moment they hear the word 'terrorists'.

I thought of terrorism straightaway when I heard a car had blown up.

Yeah, me, too.

Really? So it's not just me.

My blood runs cold when I hear low-flying planes.

I don't know anyone who's read his book...

I've read it.

What?

I don't know. Just thought it might be a bit too intellectual for you.

Well, if we're going to talk about people's reading habits...

I wouldn't call it "intellectual" reading.

It's a simplistic view of a complicated situation.

He's just a fearmonger.

What's the book about?

The idea that the solution is to curb radical religions.

There you go. No wonder the guy's paranoid.

See, I don't think he is paranoid.

I think we are all in danger.

OMINOUS MUSIC

SIRENS WAIL

Don't tell me Frank called you in?

No. I volunteered.

We can cope. Go home. I need the distraction.

This is Billy Anderson and his mother Cassie.

Billy, I'm Dan.

Billy's seven years old.

He was trapped in an overturned vehicle at the site.

His GSC is 12.

He's got battle signs, left ear pain, severe bruising,

possible fractured left leg, distal pulse is intact.

Cate.

Yeah.

How was it out there?

Police are saying it was definitely deliberate.

It was a car bomb.

Hey, Billy, I'm Dr Beaumont. Can you open your eyes for me?

He's going to need trauma X-rays,

bloods, urgent head CT, paediatric and ENT reviews.

Is he going to be okay?

I'll be able to tell you more about what's happening

once we've run a few tests.

What about you? Are you okay?

I'm fine.

Wouldn't let us examine her.

Just take care of Billy, okay? He's all I have.

Hope everything works out for you both.

Thank you.

How you feeling now?

It all happened so quick. There was nothing I could do.

Well, you weren't in a position to do anything.

I tried opening the door of the burning car

in case there was someone inside, but...

People needed me.

I should have done more.

Everybody managed to get help.

You should just concentrate on getting yourself better.

REPORTER: We're from the Daily News. What happened?

How serious are Mr Callahan's injuries?

I don't know, I'm sorry.

Do you know how many were injured?

Excuse me, please.

Can you confirm that the terrorist was among the injured?

The little boy that was trapped in the car - is he okay?

I'm sure you've all heard that there is some speculation

that the blast in the supermarket car park was the work of a terrorist.

So it's true, then?

No. Look up speculation in the dictionary.

TERRI: Reg, we won't know anything

until the police have completed investigating.

Has anyone claimed responsibility for the bomb?

Look at my forehead. Is it there?

In any case, the press are camped outside,

because they seem to think the bomber is in here.

Who is it? Reg.

In here that's irrelevant.

There will be a police presence here this morning for our protection

so please cooperate with them.

But I remind you that patient care is our first priority.

And one thing I must make absolutely clear -

no-one, but no-one, is to talk to the press under any circumstances.

Got it?

Good. Get back to work.

Well, he's got some wheeze there and possible pulmonary contusion.

Nebuliser? Yeah.

We need to keep an eye on his pulmonary function,

do regular ABGs.

We've got a ruptured tympanic membrane.

We need to organise a head CT

just to rule out any ossicle fracture or dislocation.

Poor devil's going to get sick of the sight of hospitals.

Yeah. He's got a long road ahead.

I think those burns are going to require extensive skin grafts.

Shocking.

Okay. I'll organise the scan.

We're in the middle of a procedure on Mr Callahan.

It shouldn't take too long.

No worries.

We might interview Peter Sinclair, then, while we're waiting.

That's him there. Good on you. Thanks.

JACK: Hold still. Nearly done.

Mr Sinclair. I'm Detective Harris...

If there is something in there, will I need an operation?

No. I should be able to get it all.

Those drops will take a little while to work,

so I'll be back shortly.

Where's he going?

Probably for a scan.

Looks bad.

Poor bastard. He's in here because of me.

It's me they were after.

Hey, it's not your fault, okay?

He must have been very close to my car when it exploded.

I have some of Billy's results back.

His head CT was normal

and although his X-rays show he has a small skull fracture,

we don't need to do anything except keep a close eye on him.

He does have a small ankle fracture

just there.

Is it bad? No. Plaster will take care of that.

And beside that, Billy has a ruptured ear drum,

but that should take care of itself without any complications.

Are you okay?

He's only seven years old.

Children usually bounce back really well, Cassie.

They have amazing healing powers.

I only left him to return the shopping trolley.

I was only gone a few minutes.

Don't blame yourself.

I need to admit Billy to the paediatric ward

to keep an eye on him.

I'll go and do that now. Thank you.

Maintain strict 15 minute neuro obs in the meantime?

REG: Religious and political beliefs should be private things.

Let's just hope the police find out who's responsible quickly.

Dr Hughes, there's a message for you. A woman rang earlier...

What woman?

Now, let's have a look. I've got it here somewhere...

Come on, Regina. I don't have all day. Who was it?

There we are. Sam from Radiology.

She's got some X-ray results to discuss with you.

Okay. Thanks.

Can we ask Mr Callahan some questions?

Do you feel up to it, Des? Yeah, anything to help.

What were you doing at the shopping centre this morning?

Buying my groceries, like everyone else.

And were you arriving or leaving when the blast occurred?

Leaving. I was about 20 to 30 metres from my car.

Can you describe exactly what happened?

I saw a man walking away from my car.

I remember thinking something about him wasn't quite right.

He was there when I arrived too.

I had the same uneasy feeling.

I nearly got back in my car and left.

I should trusted my instincts.

Then what happened?

There was a loud bang and I was on the ground.

It was your car that exploded?

Yeah. It went up like a...

This man you saw, do you think you could describe him?

Tall. Mid 30s.

Dark. Middle Eastern appearance.

If you saw him again, would you recognise him?

I think so. Yeah, yeah, I would.

Thanks. You've been a great help.

I've had death threats, you know.

Didn't really take them seriously.

It's crazy.

You write a book about terrorists, and you don't heed your own advice.

You lived to tell the tale. That's the important thing.

That's it for now. Thanks again for your help.

Frank, you got a minute? Sure. What's up?

Cops just interviewed Des Callahan.

That's their job.

I'm not worried about them. It's Callahan I don't understand.

He's all over the place.

One minute he's worried about Mohsin,

and the next, he's describing the guy as a bomber.

Now, why doesn't that surprise me?

It's paranoia, Curtis.

Anybody farts too loud today they'll all duck for cover.

All I need is Newell to keep a civil tongue in her head

and we'll know the world's gone to the dogs.

No, you're right. Never happen.

JESS: Okay, let's get those other cuts and abrasions cleaned up.

Are you okay?

Yeah. Hand's just starting to hit me, that's all.

I can organise a counsellor if you like?

No, I'll be right.

Must have been awful.

It's the screaming I can't get out of my head.

And the smell.

Burning flesh.

You feel so helpless in those situations, don't you?

I was in a nightclub on New Year's Eve,

and the balcony collapsed, and everyone panicked.

You understand, then.

I think so.

Sometimes I don't think about it for weeks,

and then something will happen to remind me of it -

a smell or a noise.

Do you think it'll ever stop?

I hope so.

Come on, let's get you cleaned up.

If you could lift your arms out of the gown.

How did you get that?

Long story.

It was a bomb today, wasn't it?

I don't think they know exactly what happened.

Been looking everywhere for you.

I had my radio with me. It's okay.

It's been a pretty full-on morning, hasn't it?

I just grabbed that man's arm

and I'm looking for a pulse, and...

I think I'm going to be sick.

It's okay. You're alright. Just take some deep breaths.

That's it.

It's okay.

I keep telling myself that I can do this job

but it's not like training.

No, it isn't.

You get better at handling it, though.

You think? Yeah, I do.

The really important thing is

you got yourself together and you got on with the job.

That's what it's all about.

I watch you, you know.

And you're always so calm, and you always know what to do.

(laughs) Maybe that's how it looks.

What, but it's not how it feels?

I don't believe it.

You're amazing, Cate.

Yeah, I am.

(laughs)

Look, it just takes a bit of time.

That's all it is.

I can manage this if you want.

Why don't you rest up?

No. I prefer to help.

It's so hard, seeing him like this.

He's normally so active, you know. He runs me off my feet.

It must be tough bringing him up by yourself.

It's always been that way.

My family's interstate...

..Billy's dad left when I was pregnant.

So Billy and me have been our own little team.

Haven't we, Bill?

How could I let this happen? I'm a terrible mother.

Hey! Who takes their kids with them while they return a shopping trolley?

I just didn't think that... You don't have to.

He was inside the whole time, wasn't he?

Look, you can't blame yourself. It was totally out of your control.

I'm not so sure.

But thank you.

Right. I hope that made you feel a bit better, mate.

You should consider becoming a nurse.

Hey, no mobiles.

What the hell are you doing?

Get out! You can't do that! Frank!

FRANK: What are you doing? It's in the public interest.

Putting your thick skull through a wall.

What is your problem? Harris, get here!

Get your hands off me! Get him out of here.

We've got a right to see the bastard who did this.

Give me the phone.

Bugger off! Let me go!

So he's the bomber.

He's the one.

It should have been obvious. He does have the worse injuries.

He's from the Middle East too, so... it must be him.

You don't want to think that, but... Then don't.

Well, we shouldn't have been put in this position, Terri.

Now, now, kiddies. Let's not let our imaginations run away.

But the journo seemed so sure...

How did that idiot get in here? Don't know.

Find out. Somebody swiped him through.

It was my fault. He said his wife was ill.

I might have known. He was incredibly upset.

We have some sick and shaken people in here today.

They do not need to be further distressed by the bloody press.

So can everybody please follow the bloody rules?

Nobody gets in unless security has checked their ID first. Understood?

Okay.

Vincent.

Right. His SATs are down 90%.

He's tachypnoeac, hypotensive and has haemoptysis.

But his chest X-ray was clear.

Well, something's wrong.

He has decreased air entry and crepes.

This doesn't make sense.

Start him on another nebuliser

and give him 50% more oxygen via the Venturi mask.

You would have seen enough of these injuries in Timor, wouldn't you?

Yep, I think you're right. He's developing blast lung.

I reckon. You want repeat X-rays?

Make them urgent.

Right-o.

I've removed all those pieces of grit from the eye.

And?

Otherwise it seems to be perfectly healthy.

You've been very lucky.

I'll just put on another patch.

Keep that on for a couple of days

because your eye is likely to be sensitive for a few days.

That's it?

That's it.

Trust me, it's not over.

Once they find out I'm alright, those bastards will come after me.

You'll be safe in here.

I thought I was safe in the supermarket too.

We have Security on the entrances, the police are outside...

No, not good enough.

I want a guard on my bed.

Well, this is a public hospital. We don't have resources for that.

Look, those people tried to kill me.

Do you expect me to wait here for them to finish the job?

Terri.

Mr Callahan would like a personal security guard.

We can't provide that for you, I'm sorry.

Look, this is ridiculous.

If I was a politician, you wouldn't even question it.

All our resources go into health care,

so if you want private security you'll have to organise it yourself.

(clears throat)

She is the boss.

There you go, matey.

Now I'm going to do some recordings.

Okay. And now... I'm going to shine this light in your eye again, okay?

Can you open your eyes for me?

Billy. Wake up, mate.

Charlotte.

His GSC is down. He's much harder to rouse.

Hey, Billy. Can you open your eyes for me, sweetheart?

What is it? What's wrong?

Should I book another head CT? Thank you.

What's happening?

I'm a little concerned at the level of Billy's consciousness.

He's not responding quite as well as earlier.

What does that mean?

It could be nothing. Kids are often drowsy after a head injury.

We'll order another head CT just to make sure.

God! No! It's okay.

This can't be happening! His original scan was clear.

Can you please help him?

Can I do anything?

To help, I mean.

Who did this? Why would someone do this to my baby?

It'll be alright.

It's under control, mate. Just go back to your bed, okay.

Ta.

Hey, Cassie. Why don't you sit down?

I'm sorry.

I just don't think I can handle any more bad news.

Hopefully there won't be any.

Billy's a very strong little boy.

I don't know where he gets that from.

I think I can guess.

It'll be okay.

Don't make me say it again. No.

Dr Campion, be reasonable.

Forensics have already established

there was a bomb planted in Des Callahan's car.

We've located some of the parts and we're trying to trace them.

It would be faster if we could get an ID on the bomber.

It will take two minutes.

Mohsin Zabib is a seriously ill man.

But we're talking national security here.

Get a grip. Even if he was involved, what's he gonna do now?

He's fighting for his life.

I'm sorry, but if you won't authorise this

I'm going to go above your head.

You want an ID? You got one.

Come on.

Mr Callahan, are you up to talking to the police again?

Sure. Good.

Mr Callahan, earlier you told us

you felt you could identify the man responsible for the bombing.

Mm-hm.

Is this him?

Yep, that's him.

That's your bomber.

Excuse me.

Yes, can I help you?

Just thought you should know the photo-phone guy is back again.

Oh, hell.

Do you mind letting someone at the desk know to call Security, please.

Oh, don't worry. I'll do it.

We need Security.

You won't get away with it this time, mate.

This is for all the people you've hurt.

Any sign? No, but we'll find him.

Frank! Get it off him!

Help!

Get out of that, you idiot.

What's going on?

He tried to smother him. SATs are 70%.

He deserves to die.

Jess, get Harris and his mate, quick.

What did you stop me for?

He's the one you should be worried about.

Has the whole bloody world gone barking mad?

Get him out of here.

Get your hands off me! Settle down, mate.

You don't understand! He's a killer! You should've let me...

He tried to kill that man?

He seemed so nice.

I'll see you when you get back, okay?

Yep. When do they want to do it?

Perfect.

No, I'll be here.

Make sure it's a good turnout, yeah?

Turn the phone off, please. It interferes with medical equipment.

Gotta go.

Yep. Will do.

Do you mind? That was an important call.

There's public phones in the waiting room.

Or better still, you could make the call from home.

You're discharging me?

I've organised a follow-up outpatients appointment for you

to see the opthamologist.

She'll check everything's alright

and I'll give you a prescription to get some antibiotic eye drops

that you can take with you.

I want a second opinion.

I can organise that if you think... I can't take a chance with my sight.

I'm a writer. My livelihood depends on it.

Okay, I'll arrange for a specialist to come and see you

but you'll be waiting a while.

Better safe than sorry.

Great.

Okay. Just make those arrangements.

Hey. Don't fall for it.

He's playing us.

He's entitled to a second opinion.

I need to check his obs now. It won't take very long.

We'll be just outside, alright? Sure.

I guess everyone's pretty angry with me, right?

You tried to kill a man, Pete.

I just couldn't do nothing, not this time.

Pete, I read your file. I know about the scars.

You were in Bali, weren't you?

I should've looked for survivors.

Maybe there was someone I could have saved, but...

..all I could think about was getting out.

But I was choking on the smoke.

There was so many people trying to get.

It's okay.

No, it's not okay.

I didn't do anything.

I didn't even try.

So I had to this time.

This time it was in my own backyard.

How unlucky can you be

to be involved in something like that twice?

Has he had any counselling?

Some. I've already spoken to Social Work about him.

I'm going to organise a mental health review.

Dr Fendelton, our leading opthamologist,

will be down to see you, but it won't be for two, three hours.

Not a problem.

Alright. I'll just get you a clean gown.

No, this one's fine.

I know how scarce resources are in public hospitals.

Alright. Do you want the curtains opened or closed?

Um... open.

There you go, Billy.

Cassie. Billy's CT revealed no abnormalities.

There's no sign of bleeding or underlying brain damage.

That's wonderful.

Then why is he still so drowsy?

Everyone deals with trauma differently. He'll be okay.

He'll come out of it when he's ready.

He's going to be okay.

I just, um...

Thank you.

Think of this as good practice for when he's a teenager.

When will he be able to come home?

I would still like to admit him to keep an eye on him,

but you can stay with him.

Are you okay, Cassie?

I just need some fresh air.

Okay.

Dan!

TERRI: BP's 13 on 90, pulse is 120.

Cassie, how did you get this bruise? DAN: Oh!

Did something hit you in the explosion?

Why didn't you tell us you were injured?

I wanted you to take care of Billy.

There's plenty of us to take care of both of you.

Ouch.

It's okay, Cassie. We'll sort it out.

Can you prep a bag of normal saline and keep her nil by mouth?

Sure.

Cassie, you may have internal injuries, so as well as X-rays

I'm going to examine you with a mini-ultrasound

which means you might have to go to theatre.

But Billy needs me!

He's fine. We're taking care of him.

I'll get the FAST machine. Be back in a minute.

No, you don't! Hey. You need to take it easy.

Billy needs me.

He needs you to get well and be strong and healthy, right?

Come on.

Yes, yes, I understand that, Detective, but...

KNOCK AT DOOR

Look, I've got an ED full of paranoid people

all wondering what's going on.

To tell you the truth, right now I'm one of them.

So could you...

Fine. No, no, that's okay. Fine.

Thanks for bloody nothing.

So, what is it now?

Somebody find a redback under the toilet seat?

Von. She's really beating herself up.

She'll get over it.

You know Des Callahan's hired a personal bodyguard.

Yes. Terri told me.

He'd break you in half as soon as he'd look at you.

Then don't look at him.

What the hell is Callahan still doing here?

Jack should have fixed him and got rid of him already.

He is insisting on a second opinion, Frank.

(dryly) Oh, wonderful! Make my day, why don't you?

I don't understand him -

he's out there playing cards with his trained monkey lapping it up,

and an hour ago he thought terrorists...

If someone blew you up today, you'd probably be inconsistent too.

Scared I understand, Frank. I would be too.

I... Nelson.

I just think Callahan's an opportunist.

I don't pay you for character assessment, I pay you to nurse -

so bloody well go and empty a bedpan, will you?

What did the cops have to say? Curtis!

I want to know.

It's definitely a home-made bomb.

They have a lead on where the components may have been bought.

They will let me know when they know themselves.

They're doing a background check on everyone involved

and that has led to nothing so far, okay?

So we just... You asked, I answered. Now get out.

Regina was right about one thing.

We shouldn't be put in this position, Frank.

Tough case? Yeah.

Mohsin Zabib's X-ray. Check out the butterfly pattern.

I've never seen anything like it.

It's not that common. It's called blast lung.

It's caused by the pressure wave from an explosion.

Not a good prognosis, I take it.

Nope. It's not a good way for anyone to die.

How's that little boy?

He's fine.

It's his mother I'm worried about.

She concealed her own injuries until she was sure Billy was safe.

(sighs) Man. Crazy day.

I can't wait till it's over.

Is everything else okay?

Yeah, fine.

He needs to go to the bathroom.

You have to go with him, okay? And don't let him out of your sight.

You - don't give us any grief.

Let's just wait here, hey?

They're going to have a baby. Are you okay?

Oh, my God.

I'm sorry! I'm so sorry.

What have I done?

Come on.

I'm holding for a report on... Yep, that's the one.

Thanks. Thanks very much.

Cassie. I got on to Radiology.

Do I need surgery? Not at this point.

Your X-rays and your FAST show that you have been bleeding internally,

but that it's stabilised.

Will I need to stay in hospital?

I'd like to get another doctor to review you and it's likely that...

(Billy murmurs) Hey, someone's back with us.

Mummy!

It's okay, baby, Mummy's here.

Did you move their beds together? Maybe. Why?

It's cute. Cute? I don't do cute, Charlotte.

Dr Campion. We need to bring you up to date on the investigation.

Terri, there are journalists here to see Mr Callahan.

They don't give up, do they?

Apparently they were invited. Frank!

You can't go in!

Mr Callahan's manager called the press conference.

I really don't care... Nelson, it's okay. Let them through.

How are you feeling, Des?

Not too bad,

although it's too early

for the doctors to determine the full extent of my injuries.

We tried to discharge him two hours ago.

Why has no group claimed responsibility?

There's no need to. The bombing was the message.

You could have at least given him a clean gown.

Terri, I bloody well tried.

I didn't realise he had a photo opportunity

he needed the dirty one for.

What should Australians take out of this tragedy?

I think we all need to be extremely alert and vigilant.

I will also add that this incident raises some serious questions

that need to be asked of Australia's intelligence agencies.

Excuse me. Make way there.

Frank Campion. Director of Emergency Medicine.

This is Detective Harris.

Doctor, I'm trying to conduct a press conference.

Oh, really? I'm so sorry.

Well, folks, here is your headline.

Des Callahan, you're under arrest

for murder, causing bodily injury with gunpowder or explosive.

Hang on.

EXCITED HUBBUB

Please! Get that bloody camera outta my face.

Callahan planted the bomb? Publicity stunt.

The moron also used his own credit card to buy the bomb components.

HORN TOOTS

What the hell are you playing at, Beth?