Short film actor charged with 'creating a public nuisance' in Brisbane
A teenage actor was charged with 'creating a public nuisance' after he was seen covered in blood while holding a firearm last night on a bridge in Brisbane's CBD.
The 18-year-old actor was reportedly first seen on the William Jolly Bridge about 5:30 pm and called triple-zero.
In a statement, the police said that the teenager was 'in possession of a replica semi-automatic weapon.' It was soon discovered that the teenager was a university student, and was participating in making a short film. The Sandgate actor was served notice to appear befor the Brisbane Magistrates Court this month for creating a public nuisance.
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