A South Sudanese asylum seeker is jailed for bringing weapons and a petrol can near a school, with prosecutors saying he intended to start a fire. According to the report, the man turned up outside a school carrying an “arsenal of weapons” and a container of petrol. The case is described as being linked to attempts to draw attention, with the court hearing that he aimed to ignite or cause a fire using the items he brought. The article states the individual is a failed asylum seeker and was sentenced to two years in prison. The report frames the incident as a serious breach of public safety involving a school setting and flammable materials. It also indicates the motive alleged by authorities was to create a dangerous situation rather than a lawful purpose for being at the premises. The sentencing reflects the court’s assessment of the risk posed to others, particularly in and around a school.