Akram Family Names Exposed After Bondi Beach Terror Attack

0:00A Sydney court just shot down a suppression order for the family of 24-year-old Naveed Akram, the accused Bondi beach terrorist. Judge Hugh Donnelly ruled that names and addresses of his mother, 20-year-old brother, and 22-year-old sister, don't need hiding since his. Driver's license details win viral across Australia and beyond. This stems from the December 14th Hanukkah attack where Akram and his 50-year-old father allegedly gunned down 15 people, including a 10-year-old girl in Australia's worst mass shooting since Port Arthur back in 1996. Police killed the father on site and they found ISIS flags plus a bomb in their car. The family testified they're terrified, dealing with death threats, strangers at their door late at night, even pork and would look like urine tossed in their yard. His brother worries about getting shot on the job as an aircon mechanic and his sister couldn't start her tape classes feeling so unsafe. But the judge said suppression's pointless now that everything's public, no evidence

1:01of threats at their workplaces or school, and no psych reports. Proving mental harm. Media like newscorp and ABC fought the order and won. Akram's team won't appeal and he faces terrorism and murder charges with no plea yet, case back in court Wednesday, amid massive public outrage. I'm Cory with the story that your Sydney news today update AI powered and always on.