Perth burger and ice-cream shop staff sprayed with noxious substance in filmed attack, WA police sayTopic:Crime2h ago2 hours agoSun 4 May 2025 at 3:49amThe attacks allegedly happened at two fast-food venues in Perth. (ABC News)abc.net.au/news/perth-burger-ice-cream-shop-attacked-with-noxious-substance-/105250548Link copiedShareShare articlePolice have charged a man who allegedly filmed himself barging into two fast-food restaurants and spraying staff with an unknown noxious substance.Detectives say over the course of almost two weeks in April, the 20-year-old man visited a hamburger restaurant in Redcliffe and an ice cream shop in Southern River on four separate occasions with his face concealed.While inside, police allege he then sprayed an unknown noxious novelty substance at staff working in the store and around the food preparation areas.It's alleged he was filming himself on a mobile phone.Another 20-year-old man has also been charged in relation to the incidents.Other attacks planned, police sayPolice say they searched two homes in Perth's south-east over the past two days and seized items that allegedly contained recordings of the offences being committed.Detectives also say they have evidence of conversations between the men regarding the alleged planning and organisation of the events.It's further alleged both men were in the process of planning other attacks at different establishments.The pair have been charged with a total of 23 offences, including aggravated burglary and a charge of 'cause poison to be administered'.One of the men will appear in court today and the other on May 14.LoadingPosted 2h ago2 hours agoSun 4 May 2025 at 3:49am, updated 1h ago1 hours agoSun 4 May 2025 at 4:49amShare optionsCopy linkFacebookX (formerly Twitter)Top StoriesLabor victory a 'win for the ages'Topic:ElectionsPhoto shows Smiling Albanese with a coffee at a table with trees behindLiberals begin dissection after ruinous lossTopic:Federal GovernmentPhoto shows Liberal Party launch in SydneyLabor set for easier Senate as Pocock, Lambie risk being sidelinedTopic:ElectionsPhoto shows David Pocock sits behind Jacqui Lambie while she speaks in the senateLabor candidate who turned 21 on election night likely to win Senate seatTopic:ElectionsPhoto shows Charlotte Walker and Mark Butler at a Labor campaign ev'Tough results' for Greens, as leader Adam Bandt fights close contest for his seatTopic:Australian GreensPhoto shows Adam Bandt faces several microphones while holding a giant novelty red toothbrush.Popular nowAlbanese gets warm welcome in electorate as Coalition confronts worst-ever resultLIVEPhoto shows Smiling Albanese with a coffee at a table with trees behindDid Peter Dutton nuke himself with female voters?AAnalysis by Annabel CrabbPhoto shows Dutton Thursday final week 2025 electionLabor set for easier Senate as Pocock, Lambie risk being sidelinedTopic:ElectionsPhoto shows David Pocock sits behind Jacqui Lambie while she speaks in the senateRelated topicsAccidents and Emergency IncidentsCrimePerthRedcliffeSouthern RiverTop StoriesLabor victory a 'win for the ages'Topic:ElectionsPhoto shows Smiling Albanese with a coffee at a table with trees behindLiberals begin dissection after ruinous lossTopic:Federal GovernmentLabor set for easier Senate as Pocock, Lambie risk being sidelinedTopic:ElectionsLabor candidate who turned 21 on election night likely to win Senate seatTopic:Elections'Tough results' for Greens, as leader Adam Bandt fights close contest for his seatTopic:Australian GreensJust InPrince Harry fears he could be targeted due to military service Topic:Royalty7m ago7 minutes agoSun 4 May 2025 at 6:16amChinese Australians see frustration and humour in Liberal 'spies' claimTopic:Government and Politics38m ago38 minutes agoSun 4 May 2025 at 5:45amKatie Ledecky blasts past 9yo world record in ominous displayTopic:Swimming52m ago52 minutes agoSun 4 May 2025 at 5:31amVictorians say Trump, nuclear power and NDIS swayed their votesTopic:Voting1h ago1 hours agoSun 4 May 2025 at 5:13amMore Just InBack to top