Cormac Patrick Rothsey, who police say planned mass casualty attack at mosque, will apply for bail again

Updated October 31 2019 - 9:30pm, first published 1:00pm
THREAT: Cormac Patrick Rothsey is led into the police station after his arrest at Hamilton in September. Mr Rothsey is planning to make a bail application in two weeks.
THREAT: Cormac Patrick Rothsey is led into the police station after his arrest at Hamilton in September. Mr Rothsey is planning to make a bail application in two weeks.

A HOMELESS man who counter terrorism police say was planning a mass casualty attack at a mosque packed for Friday prayer is threatening to make a second application for bail as the Commonwealth DPP consider what charges he should face and what court he should be prosecuted in.

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