Security agencies face scrutiny over Bondi massacre intelligence failures

Australia's security and counter-terrorism operations face scrutiny at the second major Bondi Royal Commission hearings. The AFP and ASIO are under investigation for counter-terrorism failures that allegedly allowed the Bondi massacre gunmen to travel freely through known terror hotspots, including the Philippines and Uzbekistan, without sharing critical intelligence with New South Wales Police. Former NSW Police detective Peter Maroney discusses the intelligence-sharing failures between agencies and questions whether existing joint counter-terrorism protocols adequately prevented the attack that killed 15 people.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.