Man who rose to fame after disarming Bondi Beach attacker denies assaulting father
A Sydney man who rose to global fame for disarming a gunman in last year’s Bondi Beach mass shooting pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to assaulting his father . Ahmed al Ahmed, a fruit seller, was hailed as a hero when viral video footage…
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