Bondi mass shooting live updates: Former workmate of alleged gunman reveals his chilling last remark to fellow colleague
A tradie who worked with one of the alleged Bondi gunmen for years has revealed a chilling remark he made to a fellow colleague.
The bricklayer, identified as Lachie, spoke to A Current Affair last night. He said he’d worked with 24-year-old Naveed Akram on building sites for about five years.
“It made me feel a bit sick, that I spent so much time with someone, for them to be a monster like that,” Lachie told the program.
“(He was) sort of a pretty quiet bloke. Kept to himself. Fairly polite, respectful. Had his views, but never pushed them on anyone.
“He was a bit of a weird cat, but you didn’t think he had that in him.”
Lachie said that while he no longer works for the company that employed both he and Akram, he’d spoken to someone who still does, who told him Akram left work about a month ago, citing an injured hand.
“One of the last things he said to one of the boys was he wanted to be remembered,” Lachie said.
“That’s a pretty horrible thing to be remembered for.”