SYDNEY — A father and son accused of a mass shooting at Australia’s Bondi Beach “acted alone” and were not part of a wider terrorist cell, police said on Tuesday. Sajid Akram and his son Naveed allegedly killed 15 people in an ISIS-inspired attack targeting a Jewish festival on December 14. The pair travelled to the southern Philippines in the weeks before shooting, fueling suspicions they may be linked to extremists in a region with a history of Islamist insurgencies. READ: Bondi shooters holed up in Davao hotel most of time Australian Federal Police commissioner Krissy Barrett said so far […]... Keep on reading: Bondi Beach mass shooting: Police say suspects 'acted alone'