Police consider the duo “meticulously deliberate” the assault for months, and have launched photos displaying them training with shotguns in the Australian countryside.
Additionally they recorded a video in October railing towards “Zionists” whereas sitting in entrance of a flag of the Islamic State militant group, police have stated.
Sajid Akram, 50, was shot and killed by police through the assault.
An Indian national, he entered Australia on a visa in 1998.
GUN CRACKDOWN
His 24-year-old son Naveed, an Australian-born citizen, stays in custody charged with 15 murders and a litany of different critical offences.
New Yr’s Eve events throughout Sydney will pause at 11pm on Wednesday for a minute of silence in reminiscence of the victims.
Crowds shall be watched over by squads of police carrying high-powered firearms, New South Wales state premier Chris Minns stated on Tuesday.
“That may be a clear and deliberate message from the police that security is the primary precedence,” he instructed reporters.
