Party goers went on the streets of Sydney after the annual Pride Parade of the city and although the spirits were high, there are more than a few painful heads this morning.
The Confetti and Glitter settle on another Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras after tens of thousands of parties through the night of nights of the LGBTQI community.
More than 11,000 people marched and danced their way through Inner Sydney for the 47th Parade.
This morning, however, Nest filled Oxford Street while Revlers goes home after a long night of parties.
Among those who celebrate four men were arrested.
The police of NSW said that a police operation with high visibility in which general and specialized officers were involved led to the arrest of a 57-year-old man on Denham ST around 9.20 pm, after he reportedly tried his vehicle to maneuver mounted unity officers to endure a police-road closure.
The man would also have threatened a news camera during the arrest.
He was transferred to the police station of Surry Hills, before he was taken to the hospital for an already existing situation.
The man is expected to be accused of several offenses, including two counts of attacking a police officer without causing physical injury.
He went to the police station of Surry Hills, before he was taken to the hospital for an already existing situation.
The man is expected to be accused of several offenses, including two counts of attacking a police officer without causing physical injury.
A 33-year-old man was also arrested around 9.45 pm for the alleged attack of a guard in Bourke Street.
The man was transferred to the police station of Surry Hills, where he was accused of common abuse and obstacle or opposed to a police officer, and granted bail to appear in Downing Center Local Court on 10 April.
The police arrested a 48-year-old man around 10.25 am after reporting inappropriate a woman and had hit a man who was with her.
The 48-year-old was transferred to Surry Hills, where he was accused of sexual touching of another person without permission and common attack.
He was refused bail to appear in Parramatta Local Court today.
A 22-year-old man was also arrested in Crown Street around 10.45 pm, after reporting to a police bus that police employees transported who participated in the Parade. The man received an infringement for traveling on a moving vehicle.
Operation Commander Assistant Commissioner Rod Smith said that the general behavior of crowds at the Mardi Gras Parade was “pleasant”.
Earlier in the evening, tens of thousands of people with Oxford Street and newspapers were neck and balconies to catch a glimpse of 181 floats participating in the 47th Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade.
The police of NSW said that a police operation with high visibility in which general and specialized officers were involved led to the arrest of a 57-year-old man on Denham ST around 9.20 pm, after he reportedly tried his vehicle to maneuver mounted unity officers to endure a police-road closure.
The man would also have threatened a news camera during the arrest.
A sea of ​​fluorescent color, eye costumes and thousands of people who are just looking for the pleasure, transmitted centrally Sydney broke off well after the parade.
Anthony Albanese was previously marching as Prime Minister for the third time, while deputy Prime Minister Prue car to various state ministers was who joined the NSW civil servants in the NSW.
Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe appeared this year after she had temporarily brought the Parade two years ago when she lay down on the road for a smoother.
Mardi Gras was a celebration of how far the community had come, while unfortunately he marked an increase in verbal abuse, threats in violence and attacks, Equality said Australia.
“It is a memory that for many people in our communities, in particular transmenes, such targeted hate deeds are an event throughout the year and that despite our profit we are still fighting for equal rights and protection in the law,” said Chief Executive Anna Brown.
Pubs and clubs in Central Sydney kept their doors open to welcome partygoers and streets, as well as well -worn crowds who were spilled over the sidewalk.
The hospitality industry of the city makes the best of the night with parties at locations in the city, welcoming the locals together with those of Interstates and overseas.
The most sought after ticket? The eight -hour Mardi Gras Party Rave in Moore Park, where it is expected that more than 10,000 will party until dawn.
A sea of ​​fluorescent color, eye costumes and thousands of people who are just looking for the pleasure, transmitted central Sydney broken up well after the parade
Pubs and clubs in Central Sydney kept their doors open to welcome partygoers and streets, as well as well -worn crowds spilled over the sidewalk
