Australian police believe that those responsible for the attack that left 15 dead on a Sydney beach on the 15th would have undergone training before the incident. Authorities believe the attack was not improvised.
Images released by the court show father and son leaving the residence on the day of the crime, which occurred last week. The records also point to the existence of homemade explosives, which would have been transported in the trunk of the vehicle used by the suspects.
Other videos, recorded at different times in the interior of Australia, show the terrorists carrying long weapons. The recordings were made in October, about two months before the massacre.
Furthermore, the presence of an Islamic State flag suggests a possible connection between Sajid and Naveed Akram and the group. However, according to the police, this relationship continues to be analyzed in more detail.
What happened
During a Jewish celebration on Bondi beach, one of the most frequented areas of Sydney, Australia, two people, believed to be father and son, opened fire at the event, resulting in 15 deaths. Among the victims is one of the shooters. Another 11 people were injured, and, according to police, the second suspect was hospitalized in serious condition.
Emergency services were called at around 6:45 pm local time after reports of shots fired at the location. Witnesses reported moments of panic, with several shots being heard in the beach area.
New South Wales police confirmed the death toll and reported that, in total, 29 people were injured during the attack. Among them are two security agents who worked at the event.
