New mum Ash Good, 38, named as one of Sydney knifeman's victims

Ash Good, a new mother, has reportedly been identified as one of the six victims who tragically lost their lives at the hands of a knife-wielding individual in Sydney, as media outlets in Australia have reported.

According to reports, a 38-year-old osteopath was urgently taken to the hospital but unfortunately did not survive after an attack occurred at the Westfield Bondi Junction shopping centre. Her baby daughter was also badly hurt during the incident.

Beforehand, two males who were in close proximity claimed that a female parent hurled her infant towards them subsequent to sustaining injuries.

One of the men informed 9News Sydney that blood was emanating from her mouth.

He conveyed, "While cradling the infant, the condition of the child appeared quite severe."

His sibling said: "He extended assistance by holding the infant and attempting to apply pressure on the baby and also on the mother."

"We repeatedly shouted to bring clothing, specifically shirts, and assist us in applying pressure to halt the bleeding of the infant."

The sibling who wasn't speaking previously stated: "The ground was covered in a significant amount of blood. I'm praying the infant is unharmed."

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Out of the total of six individuals that died, five of them were female.

According to authorities, an additional eight individuals were transported to medical facilities with injuries caused by a stabbing incident.

Andrew Reid, who works as a lifeguard, shared with Sky News that he witnessed a woman who was bleeding severely. He used the term "crazy" to describe the entire experience.

He stated: "Oh my, that unfortunate lady had suffered from severe blood loss. A few onlookers and I rendered aid to her, while authorities were frantically racing around."

In my opinion, they likely believed there was a second person who was attacking, causing a great deal of fear.

A different lady was lying on the ground, also not in good condition. According to Mr. Reid, she had also bled excessively.

He assisted the authorities and performed CPR alongside them. Despite their efforts to revive her, he has doubts about whether she would have survived.

Mr. Reid proceeded to aid yet another woman. The incident involved several individuals as victims, leading to a difficult and challenging day for everyone involved, as described by him.

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A video clip displays the assailant with a knife running through the mall, while a person from the crowd stands at the upper end of the escalator, clutching a post. This individual cautions the perpetrator, who is advancing, with a clear message to stop right there.

If it weren't for a brave female police officer who acted alone and shot dead a 40-year-old man known to the police, his violent rampage could have been even more severe.

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According to New South Wales assistant police commissioner Anthony Cooke, when she chased after him, he "confronted her" and "brandished a knife".

He mentioned that she used a gun and that individual is now dead.

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A male individual reported that he climbed up some stairs along with the police officer and spotted the assaulter moving in their direction.

According to the ABC News, the officer cautioned the man to drop the item prior to firing at him.

According to him, if she hadn't fired the shot, he would have continued his violent behavior. He was acting without control. Afterward, she approached him and performed CPR.

Commissioner Karen Webb praised the inspector, who is a senior officer, for demonstrating immense bravery and courage.

The leader of Australia, Anthony Albanese, mentioned that Aussies have observed the kindness and courage of their fellow compatriots in action.

According to him, neither the emergency services nor the regular citizens could have ever anticipated encountering a solitary individual carrying a knife in a shopping complex in Sydney.