Australian police said to wear civilian clothes to work amid fears of Terrorism

Melbourne, April 22 (Reporter) - the Victorian police have been told to work in civilian clothes instead of Uniforms, a measure that aims to reduce the risk of Police and Armed Forces "Lone Wolf" Terrorist Attacks.

Official has warned that Melbourne is the second Raid on Saturday against the possibility of Revenge attacks.

Before a police warning that leads, comes a few days after the attack showed the plan in Australia and New Zealand Anzac day Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the Birth of the occasion, in which at least two Melbourne men planned to steal their weapons to kill officers in a Street and the terrorist plot "Shooting incident."

Acting Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police Tim Cartwright said that the Police should be very careful, especially around the Times of Common Sense.

"Send Me Back to the instruction of the Monday Night launched a newsletter, all people around 4:00 in the morning of Saturday, we were attacked, be very careful," He told Fairfax radio on Wednesday.

"I Don't Wear work uniform and work and a whole range of other things."

The police have issued a similar request, when Numan Haider, 18, was shot and stabbed two police officers, Melbourne outside the police station.

But departments to remind the General Public, any significant Event in Melbourne will have to go beyond what the police, Public Security is not at risk.

The premier of Victoria, Daniel Andrews, Said registration number of police will be on duty during the commemoration of April 25.

"All you have to do," He told Radio sen on Wednesday.

He said that the service in the morning, and it is expected that the Anzac day parade football fans to receive 100000 police will aggravate the conflict.

"No more COPs at the Melbourne Cricket Ground."

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