Australian police documents reveal that a man accused of killing 15 people at Sydney's Bondi Beach conducted firearms training with his father. The documents, released Monday, followed Naveed Akram's court appearance. Officers wounded Akram and killed his father during the December 14th shooting. The attack began with failed explosive devices at a Jewish event. Police described the devices as "viable" IEDs. Akram faces 59 charges, including murder and terrorism. The New South Wales government introduced draft laws to tighten gun restrictions. An impromptu memorial at Bondi Beach was removed Monday. The Sydney Jewish Museum will preserve part of the memorial.