'Straw that broke the camel's back': Anti-stalking order may have led to supermarket terror attack

‌Ahamed Samsudeen injured six people during a frenzied knife attack at a Countdown before he was shot dead. Photo: 2021 Getty Images / NZ Herald / Greg BowkerAhamed Samsudeen injured six people during a frenzied knife attack at a Countdown before he was shot dead. Photo: 2021 Getty Images / NZ Herald / Greg BowkerA psychiatrist believes orders stopping Ahamed Samsudeen from stalking his female lawyer and a police officer may have been the “straw that broke the camel’s back” in him committing a supermarket terror attack.

Forensic psychiatrist Dr Ian Goodwin told the Coroner’s inquest into Samsudeen’s death about the terrorist’s alarming stalking