Perth Woman Charged After Stabbing Officers

A 34-year-old woman has been charged after allegedly stabbing two Australian Federal Police (AFP) officers with a pen during her removal from a Jetstar flight at Perth Airport. The incident occurred after the cabin crew requested police assistance due to her disruptive behavior on a flight from Sydney. When AFP officers attempted to escort her off the plane, she allegedly resisted, resulting in one officer being stabbed in the forearm and another in the face and neck. Both officers received medical treatment, with one spending the night in Royal Perth Hospital but later being discharged. The woman faces multiple charges, including causing harm to a public official and obstructing law enforcement. Authorities have expressed zero tolerance for such violent behavior at airports, emphasizing passenger safety.