Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Parramatta mosque leader lashes out and KICKS a news cameraman - as police seize one month's worth of security footage from the building the radicalised Muslim teen visited before shooting a police accountant

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Parramatta mosque leader lashes out and KICKS a news cameraman - as police seize one month's worth of security footage from the building the radicalised Muslim teen visited before shooting a police accountant

  • Neil El-Kadomi, the chairman of Parramatta Mosque, kicked a cameraman
  • He became irate when he was asked about Farhad Khalil Mohammad Jabar
  • Jabar stormed police headquarters in Parramatta on Friday afternoon
  • He shot accountant Curtis Cheng, 58, in the head outside the police station 
  • Iranian-born schoolboy visited the mosque before the killing on Friday  

A leader of the mosque that 15-year-old gunman Farhad Jabar Khalil Mohammad visited before shooting a police accountant has lashed out at members of the media, as the place of worship hands over a month's worth of security footage to police.

Neil El-Kadomi, the head of Parramatta Mosque, on Marsden Street, kicked a cameraman from Nine News as he was being questioned and photographed outside the mosque on Monday.

Mr El-Kadomi, who denied any association with the teenage killer, appeared to be having a verbal altercation with the cameraman when he lifted his right leg and kicked him.

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Neil El-Kadomi, the head of Parramatta Mosque, on Marsden Street, kicked a cameraman from Nine News as he was being questioned and photographed outside the mosque on Monday
Neil El-Kadomi, the head of Parramatta Mosque, on Marsden Street, kicked a cameraman from Nine News as he was being questioned and photographed outside the mosque on Monday
A NSW police spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia that there have been no formal complaints lodged in relation to the incident.
Schoolboy Farhad Jabar Khalil Mohammad, 15, (pictured) stormed a police headquarters and gunned down an accountant in an 'act of terrorism'
Schoolboy Farhad Jabar Khalil Mohammad, 15, (pictured) stormed a police headquarters and gunned down an accountant in an 'act of terrorism'

Mr El-Kadomi was questioned about his affiliation with Jabar- who was gunned down by police during a shoot out on Friday - after it was reported the 'radicalised' youth had visited the mosque to change into a black robe just before he stormed Parramatta's police headquarters.

On Sunday, Mr El-Kadomi denied he knew 'the boy' and claimed the teen was an infrequent visitor at the mosque, The Age reported. 

'He died and his secret died with him. I don't know if it's terrorism. What the boy's motive is we don't know,' chairman of the Parramatta Mosque, Neil El-Kadomi said. 

'We are Australian and we live in Australia. The mosque has no link to the crime. The community is very shocked by what happened,' he told The Age. 

This comes as detectives investigating the death of 58-year-old police accountant Curtis Cheng are set to review a month's worth of security footage from the Western Sydney mosque, The Sydney Morning Herald reported.

The mosque, located only a few blocks from where the fatal shooting took place, was raided on Sunday morning 'with the full support' of community leaders, a NSW police spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia. 
Farhad, who is of Iraqi-Kurdish background and is reported to be a Sunni Muslim, is understood to have been living with his family in an apartment block in North Parramatta. 

On Friday afternoon, Jabar walked towards the nearby police station, stopping at his school en route to dump his backpack which contained material linked to a Sydney Islamic bookstore.

The Iranian-born youth then concealed his gun in his clothing and headed towards NSW Police headquarters in Parramatta, Sydney, where he shot Mr Cheng in the back of the head. 

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