Tactical police fired rubber bullets into the car Zahed was travelling in on New South Head Road in Edgecliff. 9News
Tarek Zahed and his younger brother Omar wereThis afternoon tactical police fired rubber bullets into a car on New South Head Road in Edgecliff in Sydney's east.Zahed was then pulled from the vehicle and taken to Surry Hills Police Station.
The allegation's stem from death of Assoum, 29, who was found with a gun shot wound to his thigh and several cuts to his head on Claribel Street in Bankstown in the early hours of December 11, 2014. Police had been called to reports of a stabbing. Assoum was helped by an off-duty doctor and rushed to Liverpool Hospital in a critical condition but later died.
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