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Brisbane child accused of stabbing granted bail as court hears allegations of racist bullying
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Brisbane child accused of stabbing granted bail as court hears allegations of racist bullying
A 16-year-old child accused of stabbing a fellow student has been granted bail after a court heard months of alleged racist abuse.
- The 16-year-old child was arrested after allegedly stabbing a 17-year-old schoolmate on Tuesday.
- Police prosecutor Sgt Shane Stephenson said the attack was "premeditated" and caused life-threatening injuries to the victim's liver.
- Defence lawyer Torik Dib argued the child had been subjected to months of racist harassment and threats on social media.
- Magistrate Mark Howden granted bail and adjourned the case until 3 September.
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