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Story summary
- A Muslim group in New South Wales called for an apology from Mal Lanyon, the police commissioner, after officers disrupted prayers during a protest against Isaac Herzog's visit.
- Lanyon apologized to some community leaders, albeit others reported no contact, including Australian National Imams Council.
- Protests followed the incident, which involved police forcibly removing individuals from a prayer line and was described as unhinged and aggressive by a sheikh.
