Sydney hospital patient charged with attempted murder after allegedly setting another patient on fire
Photo: The GuardianHow the sides differ Left sources add detail on the petrol allegation, the three patients and the named suspect; right sources give a brief account centered on the man's age and charge.
A patient at a Sydney hospital has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly setting a fellow patient on fire. The accused is a 48-year-old man. The Guardian, citing New South Wales police, names him as Raymond James Dungay and reports he allegedly poured petrol on three patients before igniting one at Prince of Wales hospital in Randwick. The New York Post's excerpt does not include the petrol detail, the number of patients or the hospital name.
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Gives a detailed, police-sourced account naming the accused, the hospital and the allegation that three patients were doused with petrol before one was set alight.
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Offers a short summary focused on the accused's age, the attempted murder charge and the allegation that a patient was set on fire.