- A would-be terrorist said he wouldn’t hesitate to shoot at a two-month old baby
- Tamil Khaja, 20, has pleaded guilty to preparing for or planning a terror attack
- At his sentence hearing the court heard he told police he would shoot an infant
Tamil Khaja, 20, pleaded guilty to preparing for or planning a terrorist act
A young would-be terrorist said he ‘wouldn’t buckle’ at firing at a two-month-old baby or someone carrying the infant, a Sydney court has been told.
Tamil Khaja, 20, who’s pleaded guilty to preparing for or planning a terrorist act, had begun to scope out potential target buildings in Sydney including the Parramatta District Court precinct and Timor Army Barracks.
At his sentence hearing in the Supreme Court at Parramatta on Friday, the prosecutor tendered an agreed statement of facts which included the baby comments made to two undercover police officers.
He said he ‘wouldn’t buckle’ at firing at a two-month-old baby or someone carrying the infant, a Sydney court has been told
At his sentence hearing in the Supreme Court at Parramatta on Friday, the prosecutor tendered an agreed statement of facts which included the baby comments made to two undercover police officers