Overview
- Al Ahmed said nerve testing delivered electrical stimulation up to 100 mA with no feeling in his injured left hand.
- He was shot five times on December 14 after disarming an alleged gunman at Archer Park, suffering severe injuries to his left hand and arm.
- Doctors previously removed a bullet from his shoulder and treated nerve damage, and he has pursued additional care in the United States.
- He described a January episode of sudden swelling and severe pain that forced him to cancel meetings while overseas.
- A GoFundMe raised more than $2.5 million and he received official recognition, including a hospital visit from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.