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A man remains under arrest after a violent spree in a busy department store which left shoppers shaken and merchandise damaged in Sydney's south west on Wednesday.
Horrified shoppers watched on as the man used a baseball bat to smash counters in the cosmetics section of Myer at Westfield in Liverpool.
A 52-year-old Sydney man has been arrested after he smashed counters with a baseball bat inside the Myer department store at Westfield Liverpool. Vision courtesy Seven News.
After a year behind bars, the husband of Roxy Jacenko and father of two left jail and was greeted by the media rather than his family, before boarding a private jet.
A 52-year-old Sydney man has been arrested after he smashed counters with a baseball bat inside the Myer department store at Westfield Liverpool. Vision courtesy Seven News.
The man, dressed casually in shorts and a black shirt with a red backpack, shouted obscenities as he swung the bat at displays stocked with designer beauty products.
"There was a guy with a massive baseball bat screaming horrendous things," a shopper told Channel 7.
Staff spent an hour cleaning up after the rampage. Photo: Sunrise
"I didn't know what was going on but he seemed really out of it."
Another witness Hala Dee posted on Facebook: "It was seriously the craziest thing I have ever seen."
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Shoppers reportedly attempted to disarm the man before police were called to the scene about 2:30pm.
A NSW Police spokeswoman confirmed a 52-year-old man from Miller was arrested and taken to Liverpool Hospital where he underwent a mental health assessment.
A man has gone on a rampage in Myer at Liverpool, damaging cosmetics counters with a baseball bat. Photo: Sunrise
"That area ... was shut for an hour while the clean-up took place. Westfield worked with Myer on the clean-up before the store returned to regular trade."
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