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After police reportedly discovered a loaded weapon stuffed down his pants, a man was detained and charged with asking teenagers for their blood.
Police allege that Lukas Pilichowski, 41, approached teenagers on Monday at Highpoint Shopping Centre in Maribyrnong, asking for a test of their blood to help them move a workplace drug test.
Officials searched Pilichowski, and they claimed they discovered the weapon. He was detained, and on Tuesday, he was executed at his Maidstone house.
He has been accused of carrying and possessing a loaded rifle in open space, presenting weapons without a permit, and being a “prohibited” people.
Magistrate Michelle Hodgson described the allegations as “very serious” in the Melbourne Magistrates ‘ Court on Tuesday night. Pilichowski’s defense did not request parole.
As Hodgson remanded him to appear before the court on June 16, Pilichowski sat with his eyes closed as he was seated wearing a black piece of pants.
” I can see the appearance of issue on your face, lord, but at this point in the day, there isn’t any application for loan tomorrow,” Hodgson said.
The accused was allegedly reversing his cocaine and was suffering from PTSD, the judge was informed.
He was taken into custody by officers as part of Victoria Police’s Operation Pulse, which has been deployed to shopping centers to combat crime in financial centers. Since the start of the operation in December, more than 1500 costs have been filed, with more than half of them relating to buy theft.
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