Overview
- Police identified the attackers as Sajid Akram, 50, who was shot dead by officers, and his son Naveed, 24, who was arrested and remains in a hospital coma under guard.
- Six legally registered firearms tied to Sajid were recovered and are believed to have been used in the attack.
- Authorities are scrutinizing a November trip to Mindanao in the Philippines to determine whether the pair made contacts with Islamist militants.
- Investigators say at least 40 rounds were fired over roughly ten minutes at the Hanukkah gathering, leaving at least 15 dead and about 42 wounded.
- Officials report no confirmed accomplices to date, France’s anti-terror prosecutor opened a parallel inquiry for French victims, and Australian leaders are weighing tighter gun laws.