Dolor, lágrimas e ira en funerales por víctimas de tiroteo antisemita en Australia
Por CHARLOTTE GRAHAM-McLAY, KRISTEN GELINEAU AND ROD McGUIRK
SYNDEY (AP) — Un presunto agresor de la masacre de la playa Bondi en Sydney fue acusado de 59 delitos, incluidos 15 cargos de asesinato, informó la policía el martes.
El hombre de 24 años fue acusado en un hospital de Sydney el miércoles, donde ha estado desde que la policía les disparó a él y a su padre, que también hizo de tirador, en Bondi el domingo. El padre de 50 años murió en el lugar, dijo un funcionario de la policía.
Los cargos incluyen un cargo de asesinato por cada víctima que murió y un cargo de cometer un acto terrorista. ___
Graham-McLay informó desde Wellington y McGuirk desde Melbourne.
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