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The prosecutor said they were still working through about 230,000 CCTV images and numerous devices “from other persons purportedly linked to the defendant” that required translation. She told the court: double quotation markWe are progressing really steadily and well through the preparation of this matter towards charged verification. An interim suppression order was placed over a number of the victims and complainants named in the fresh charges, which the court heard included police officers.ShareUpdated at 21.16 EDT
- ▪The prosecutor said they were still working through about 230,000 CCTV images and numerous devices “from other persons purportedly linked to the defendant” that required translation.
- ▪She told the court: double quotation markWe are progressing really steadily and well through the preparation of this matter towards charged verification.
- ▪An interim suppression order was placed over a number of the victims and complainants named in the fresh charges, which the court heard included police officers.ShareUpdated at 21.16 EDT
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21.11 EDTBondi terror accused Naveed Akram formally charged with 19 new offencesJordyn BeazleyProsecutors have filed court attendance notices today for 19 fresh charges laid against Naveed Akram for his alleged role as a gunman in the Bondi terror attack, taking the total number of charges against him to 78.A commonwealth prosecutor told Downing Centre local court on Wednesday that the documents had been filed today after the new charges against Akram were first revealed last month.Akram, 24, and his father, 50-year-old Sajid Akram, allegedly killed 15 people after opening fire at a Hanukah festival at Bondi beach on 14 December.Akram, who survived a shootout with police, was charged in December with 59 offences, including 15 counts of murder and one count of committing a terrorist act…
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