Bondi Beach shooting hero's assault charges dropped by police
Summary
Ahmed al Ahmed, who helped stop the Bondi Beach shooting in Sydney last year, had assault charges against him dropped by police. He agreed to follow a court order limiting contact with his father, and the charges were withdrawn without Ahmed admitting guilt.Key Facts
- Ahmed al Ahmed was charged in June with domestic violence assault, stalking, and intimidation related to an incident with his father in March.
- He denied all charges.
- Prosecutors dropped the charges after Ahmed agreed to a 12-month court order limiting contact with his father.
- Ahmed is the man who disarmed one of the shooters during the deadly Bondi Beach attack that killed 15 people last year.
- The attack was declared a terrorist incident targeting the Jewish community.
- Ahmed was shot several times during the attack but survived.
- A fundraiser raised over AU$2.5 million to support Ahmed after the shooting.
- Two of Ahmed’s brothers have been charged recently for allegedly threatening him and trying to take some of the donation money.
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