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AFP believes Bondi shooters acted alone, not part of a wider terror cell

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New details have emerged from the Australian Federal Police into the motives and movements of the two alleged shooters of the Bondi Beach terror attack. An initial assessment now finding Sajid and Naveed Akram acted alone and were not part of a broader terrorist cell.
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