Man arrested after allegedly mimicking shooting near Bondi footbridge
Share this @internewscast.com
A man has been arrested after allegedly mimicking firing on people near the pedestrian bridge the Bondi Beach terror attack was launched from.

Authorities launched an investigation following reports concerning two men on the Campbell Parade bridge around 7 p.m. on Saturday.

Eyewitnesses claimed one of the men pretended to shoot at people near the bridge.

People walking over the pedestrian bridge from which an attack was launched on the Jewish community celebrating Hanukkah in Bondi Beach. Bondi Beach, Sydney, on January 16, 2025.(Louise Kennerley)

The man is accused of verbally confronting bystanders who questioned him, leaving them feeling threatened and unsettled, according to police reports.

Officers spoke with a 24-year-old individual, while the “first man” had already departed the area.

Later, at 4:40 p.m. today, police apprehended a 22-year-old man in Coogee and transported him to Maroubra police station for further investigation.

The incident is reminiscent of a tragic event on December 14, when two gunmen opened fire from the footbridge at the Chanukah by the Sea celebration, resulting in the deaths of fifteen innocent people and injuries to many others.

Naveed Akram was charged with 59 offences and his father, Sajid, was killed by police.

NEVER MISS A STORY: Get your breaking news and exclusive stories first by following us across all platforms.

Share this @internewscast.com
You May Also Like
Shark warning after Sydney deluge floods city

Shark Alert Issued Following Sydney Flooding

Sydney swimmers are urged to be wary of sharks after the city…
WFH and four-day weeks impacting CBD businesses

The Decline of Friday Night Socials: Pubs Face Challenges Amid Remote Work Trend

A sharp rise in Australians choosing to work-from-home on Fridays is having…
Raymond Reddington, Sharon Fulton

Justice Served: Husband Found Guilty in Decades-Old Cold Case Murder of Wife

It’s been nearly 40 years since Sharon Fulton went missing in Western…
Sussan Ley addresses the media following a Liberal party meeting at Parliament House in Canberra on Friday 13 February 2026. fedpol Photo: Alex Ellinghausen

Veteran Politician Sussan Ley Steps Down After 25 Years in Public Service: Impact and Legacy

Former Liberal leader Sussan Ley has officially stepped down from her political…
Warnbro crash

Tragic Perth Incident: Teenager Fatally Struck by Two Cars After Exiting School Bus

A family is grieving the death of their teenage son after a…
Harry Brook's attempts to protect his team-mates have strengthened his standing within the England dressing room

Harry Brook’s Leadership Journey: Embracing Maturity, Building Bonds, and Earning Team Respect

Earlier in the week, just before his electrifying century propelled England into…
Thieves swipe $40,000 of rescue gear from SES depot

Thieves Steal $40,000 in Vital Rescue Equipment from SES Depot, Raising Concerns Over Emergency Response

Thieves made off with $40,000 of crucial SES rescue equipment after breaking…

Shocking Arrest of Larrakia Elder Amid Heated NT Administrator Protests: Uncover the Controversy

On Friday morning, a significant gathering of protesters convened in a park…
A picture of an unidentified child at a childcare centre.

Nine Childcare Centers at Risk of Losing Funding After Falling Short of Standards

One childcare centre has closed and nine face suspension or funding cuts…

Controversy Persists Over Allegations of Racism in Incoming NT Administrator David Connolly’s Past Social Media Posts

In Brief David Connolly is being sworn in as the Northern Territory’s…
Belgian traveller Céline Cremer.

Heartbreaking Discovery: DNA Confirms Missing Backpacker’s Fate

Following the announcement by police today that the remains have been “provisionally…
General view of Yallourn Power Station (Luis Enrique Ascui/Australian Financial Review)

Firefighters Combat Intense Blaze for Five Hours at Victorian Power Station

Firefighters have spent nearly five hours battling to control a blaze inside…