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Operation Shelter Commander Assistant Commissioner Stephen Hegarty said it will remain in place as long as it’s needed.
“The main purpose of Operation Shelter is about keeping the community safe and ensuring they feel safe too,” Assistant Commissioner Hegarty said.
“We won’t tolerate any behaviour that threatens social cohesion in NSW.”
Operation Shelter was also established to coordinate the gathering of intelligence and the response to protest activity.
Following the December 14 attack, officers have conducted more than 2600 taskings across more than 3200 shifts.
The man was later charged with using a carrier service to menace, harass, offend and publicly threaten violence on grounds of race or religion.
He was refused bail to appear before Gosford Local Court earlier this week.
Officers have conducted patrols of specific locations, including Bondi Beach, places of worship in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, inner west, and Sydney’s west, as well as aged care facilities and hospitals.
Since its establishment, 18 people have been charged with 34 offences related to the operation.
