By Alasdair Pal

SYDNEY, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Like many people in Sydney, Glenn Nelson spent his ​Sunday evening watching television coverage of a deadly ​shooting on the city's iconic Bondi Beach.

But stepping onto his front porch, flanked by neatly trimmed ⁠box hedges, he saw armed police cordoning off the street before raiding the house opposite - home of the two suspects who are alleged to have killed 15 people in Australia's ​worst mass shooting in decades.

"I thought, 'Okay, I'll catch the rest in the ‍morning,' the next thing, the drama is ​out the front door," he said in an interview on Monday, shortly after mowing his lawn.

Nelson and other neighbours said the family living........

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