Australian: According to media, police said the alleged shooter in the Bondi Beach incident trained with his father

Australian: According to police documents cited by the Australian Broadcasting Corp. on Monday, a suspected gunman who is accused of killing fifteen people at Bondi Beach in Sydney underwent “firearms training” with his father in a region of New South Wales outside of Sydney and made a video outlining their “justification” for the attack.

Following Naveed Akram’s video court appearance on Monday from a Sydney hospital, the police statement of facts was released.

According to ABC, the statement claims that on December 14, the 24-year-old and his father, 50-year-old Sajid Akram, tossed four homemade explosives toward a throng attending a Jewish celebration at Bondi Beach, but they failed to detonate.

A copy of the statement was not immediately available from the New South Wales court media office.

The father was shot dead by police at the site, while the son was injured.

Last week, the son was accused with 59 felonies, including one terrorist act and fifteen murder charges.