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Ladybbird · 18-08-25, 13:58

Tragic; Australian THUG Poured SCALDING Hot Coffee on Helpless Baby And Fled

Nine month old Luka was horrifically burned by a stranger during a picnic with his mum and friends. His attacker might never face justice

Australia News 18 AUG 2025

A heartless man who threw boiling hot coffee on a baby is still on the run and may never face justice, an ex officer has warned.

Luka was horrifically burned by a stranger during a picnic in Brisbanes Hanlon Park on 27 August, 2024. The attacker, unknown to the group, cruelly poured a Thermos over the helpless tot and fled.

The baby is still undergoing regular surgery on his painful burns nearly a year after the incident.

Pictures taken just seconds before show the youngster happily enjoying the picnic and playing with a toy truck, while chilling images taken afterwards show him swaddled in bandages and crying in pain. His mum says she was left traumatised by the incident, saying I couldnt protect him

The attacker, a 33 year old male, fled Australia and is believed to have returned to China. However, he is protected from extradition under Chinese law. Australian authorities, who have been pushing China to return the man for prosecution, say they are being ignored and their requests are constantly rejected. It comes as police insist they are working hard to try and find the attacker nearly a year later.

Former Australian Federal Police officer Dr David Craig has urged China to take the attack seriously and renewed calls for the suspect to be extradited.

He told local media The problem is how seriously China is going to take it. China can actually agree to extradite one of its citizens back to Australia. However, it has a mechanism where it can refuse to do so and thats what its using.

The former cop believes the best chance of justice maybe for the man to be prosecuted under domestic law in China. There are comparable laws, and China should be able to do that, he said.

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