A potential terrorist act has shaken the city of Perth, Australia, as authorities investigate the alleged throwing of a bomb into a crowd during an Invasion Day rally. The incident has raised concerns about public safety and the potential for further attacks. But here's where it gets controversial... The 31-year-old suspect has been charged with intent to do harm, but some are questioning why the alleged act hasn't been labelled a potential terrorist incident. The Joint Counter Terror Team has confirmed the incident is now being treated as a 'potential terrorist act', but further charges have not been ruled out. The video released by police shows the moment the alleged bomb is thrown into the crowd, but with little reaction from anyone near where it lands. The suspect was arrested a short time later, but it appears the device was not immediately located by officers. A witness who saw the device land near where she was standing recalled handing it to police, who later evacuated the crowd, warning 'your safety is paramount to us'. The incident has sparked a debate about the definition of terrorism and the potential for further attacks. As the investigation continues, the public is left wondering what the future holds for Perth and the safety of its citizens.
