Vandal demands peanut butter sandwich to end Australian bridge stand-off
On Tuesday in Melbourne, Australia, a man scaled the eastern tower of the Bolte Bridge, a 140-meter-high cantilever bridge. He painted a large cartoon bird on the structure, causing disruption to morning commuter traffic.

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AI-generatedOn Tuesday in Melbourne, Australia, a man scaled the eastern tower of the Bolte Bridge, a 140-meter-high cantilever bridge. He painted a large cartoon bird on the structure, causing disruption to morning commuter traffic. The man created a stand-off with police by refusing to descend and demanding a peanut butter sandwich be delivered by drone. A lane on the bridge was closed as a result of the incident. Victoria Police confirmed the man remained in a restricted area and was refusing police directions to come down.
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5 extractedA man has scaled the bridge and remains in a restricted area on the eastern tower. He is refusing to follow police direction and come down.
The incident disrupted morning commuter traffic and closed a lane on the Bolte Bridge.
The man demanded a peanut butter sandwich be delivered by drone.
The man painted a giant cartoon bird on the bridge tower.
A man scaled a 140-meter-high tower of a cantilever bridge in Melbourne.