A former police officer accused of fatally shooting two men in Sydney has returned to the witness stand for a second day of testimony, offering details about his surfing background to the jury. During his evidence, he described his long-standing relationship with surfing, including the size of his surfboard and how frequently he engaged in the sport over the years. The court heard how his surfing habits may connect to the events surrounding the shooting, as prosecutors seek to establish his movements and activities. The testimony continues as the case unfolds in the Supreme Court.
Lamarre-Condon returns to witness box for day two of his evidence. He’s accused of shooting couple Jesse Baird and Luke Davies in Sydney in 2024Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast‘I’ve been surfing on and off’: Lamarre-Condon tells court about buying board coversThe former officer has been surfing since he was a child and his surfboard was 6ft 2in, Lamarre-Condon tells the supreme court jury.I’ve been surfing on and off since I was 13. Continue reading...
