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The perpetrators of the terrorist attack on December 14 in Sydney They launched explosives that did not detonate durante the attack on the popular Bondi beach, where 16 people died, including an attacker, according to a preliminary police statement shared by a local court to which the public broadcaster ABC had access.
The prosecution maintains that the alleged attackers, identified as Naveed Akram24 years old, and his father, Sajid Akram, 50 years old and killed by the Police, Four improvised explosive devices were thrown (IED) against a crowd celebrating a Jewish holiday, was reported by the same media, which publishes photographs of the devices.
Last week, a Sydney court issued a judicial secrecy order for the police statement into the alleged Bondi events, which was lifted on Monday, allowing it to be published.
According to the text seen by ABC, officers said the two men parked their vehicle on Campbell Parade (Bondi) at around 6:50 p.m. local time (7:50 GMT) on the day of the attack and They placed Islamic State flags on the front and rear windshieldsto whose ideology the Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, previously linked the attack.
The preliminary police statement presumes that they were then taken from the vehicle three firearmsalong with three homemade bombs y a bomb “shaped like a tennis ball”, and they headed towards the crowd.
An Islamic State flag, allegedly found by police in Akram’s car.
The statement mentions videos in which the two men “seem to justify the attack” and carry out “a firearms training in a rural area, presumably New South Wales.”
“Throughout the video, the accused and his father are seen shooting shotguns and moving tactically”reflected in the document mentioned by ABC, which also refers to images in which both are sitting with long-range firearms in front of an IS flag.
The attack occurred eight days ago, when two men armed with rifles opened fire on the crowd gathered in a park near Bondi beach, one of the busiest and most touristy beaches in Australia, where nearly a thousand people were celebrating the Jewish holiday Hanukkah.
14 people died at the scene – including one of the alleged attackers, who was shot dead – and two others later died in hospital, including a 10 year old girl.
The Police have filed 59 charges against Naveed Akram, including 15 for murder and one for terrorism.