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 Terror raids disrupt ‘violent acts in Australia’

A series of major pre-dawn counter-terrorism raids across Sydney and Brisbane on Thursday disrupted plans to “commit violent acts in Australia”, including against random members of the public,police said.

“Police believe that this group that we have executed this operation on today had the intention and had started to carry out planning to commit violent acts here in Australia,” federal police chief Andrew Colvin said.

“Those violent acts particularly related to random acts against members of the public.”

Asked whether the planned violence involved the beheading of a member of the public, Colvin replied: “That allegation will relate to serious violence on a random member of the public here on the streets of NSW (the state of New South Wales).

“Let’s let it run its course in court.”

More than 800 officers were involved in the raids that police said were the largest of their kind Australia has ever conducted.

They came barely a week after Canberra raised the terror threat level to “high” for the first time in a decade on growing concern about militants returning from fighting in Iraq and Syria.

Some 25 search warrants were executed and 15 people were detained. So far one person has been charged with serious terrorism-related offences, police said.

Asked if those held were related to the Islamic State jihadists, police said full details would emerge later Thursday during court appearances.