Bondi Beach terror attack: Police uncover ‘several devices’ as public urged to ‘stay away’


Police have said a number of “improvised explosive devices” found in a shooter’s car have been removed from Bondi Beach after officiers earlier warned the public to stay away from the area after at least 16 people were killed..

According to Australia’s ABC news, New South Wales (NSW) Police said there was an ongoing bomb threat in the location of Campbell Parade as they worked to disarm what they’ve described as IEDs, or improvised explosive devices.

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Source: MSN News


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