Australian Man Who Wrestled Gun Away From Terrorist Charged With Unlawful Firearm Possession

[Doc7505]

Australian Man Who Wrestled Gun Away From Terrorist Charged With Unlawful Firearm Possession​

Australian Man Who Wrestled Gun Away From Terrorist Charged With Unlawful Firearm Possession

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA — A heroic man who bravely wrestled away a rifle from an Islamic terrorist during the deadly shooting at Bondi Beach on Sunday has been formally charged with the unlawful possession of a firearm.

babylonbee.com

15 Dec 2025

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA — A heroic man who bravely wrestled away a rifle from an Islamic terrorist during the deadly shooting at Bondi Beach on Sunday has been formally charged with the unlawful possession of a firearm.
"Rest assured, this man is going away for a long, long time," confirmed Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon. "No one breaks our gun laws and gets away with it. No one. We have him on video, dead to rights."
Authorities identified the man who illegally held a gun for three minutes as Ahmed Al Ahmed, a Syrian fruit shop owner who thought he was helping when he fought a terrorist and stole his gun away to protect the lives of innocent people. But what he didn't count on was for the entire ordeal to be caught on video.
Ahmed was reportedly shot multiple times during his altercation with the armed gunman and treated for his injuries at a nearby hospital. After waking up from surgery, he discovered he was handcuffed to his hospital bed. Shortly after, a police officer read him his rights.
"I see now that what I did was bad," Ahmed said. "I should never put lives in danger by touching a gun. Shame on me!"
At publishing time, Ahmed had been denied bail.


Commentary:
Aussies are pretty serious about gun laws down under. Their cops, 4 of which were present, were not sure about their authority to return fire to the terrorists, apparently due to the strict gun laws.
Then there's PM Albanese whose first reaction is to tighten gun laws even more from the anti-Semitic attack on the Jewish people celebrating Hanukkah.
Yet, once again the B.B. has scored a bullseye on two issues.. The rise of Anti-Semitism in Australia and the world and their draconian gun laws.
We must all remember that a government that treats it's citizens like serfs does not deserve to survive.
While acknowledging the horror and terror of this terrorist act in Australia, and recognizing that this is a satiric article, the similarity between police conduct that occurred both in Butler PA and Brown University seems striking.
Of course, the report that the police were aware of one shooter well before this. I can only conclude that being a Jew-hating jihadi is an acceptable argument for getting a waiver of the gun ban in Australia and soon in the U.K..

 

[Anarchy666]

Gun grabbers are pro-terrorism confirmed

 

[DennisPTate]

Australian Man Who Wrestled Gun Away From Terrorist Charged With Unlawful Firearm Possession​

Australian Man Who Wrestled Gun Away From Terrorist Charged With Unlawful Firearm Possession

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA — A heroic man who bravely wrestled away a rifle from an Islamic terrorist during the deadly shooting at Bondi Beach on Sunday has been formally charged with the unlawful possession of a firearm.

babylonbee.com

15 Dec 2025

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA — A heroic man who bravely wrestled away a rifle from an Islamic terrorist during the deadly shooting at Bondi Beach on Sunday has been formally charged with the unlawful possession of a firearm.
"Rest assured, this man is going away for a long, long time," confirmed Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon. "No one breaks our gun laws and gets away with it. No one. We have him on video, dead to rights."
Authorities identified the man who illegally held a gun for three minutes as Ahmed Al Ahmed, a Syrian fruit shop owner who thought he was helping when he fought a terrorist and stole his gun away to protect the lives of innocent people. But what he didn't count on was for the entire ordeal to be caught on video.
Ahmed was reportedly shot multiple times during his altercation with the armed gunman and treated for his injuries at a nearby hospital. After waking up from surgery, he discovered he was handcuffed to his hospital bed. Shortly after, a police officer read him his rights.
"I see now that what I did was bad," Ahmed said. "I should never put lives in danger by touching a gun. Shame on me!"
At publishing time, Ahmed had been denied bail.


Commentary:
Aussies are pretty serious about gun laws down under. Their cops, 4 of which were present, were not sure about their authority to return fire to the terrorists, apparently due to the strict gun laws.
Then there's PM Albanese whose first reaction is to tighten gun laws even more from the anti-Semitic attack on the Jewish people celebrating Hanukkah.
Yet, once again the B.B. has scored a bullseye on two issues.. The rise of Anti-Semitism in Australia and the world and their draconian gun laws.
We must all remember that a government that treats it's citizens like serfs does not deserve to survive.
While acknowledging the horror and terror of this terrorist act in Australia, and recognizing that this is a satiric article, the similarity between police conduct that occurred both in Butler PA and Brown University seems striking.
Of course, the report that the police were aware of one shooter well before this. I can only conclude that being a Jew-hating jihadi is an acceptable argument for getting a waiver of the gun ban in Australia and soon in the U.K..

For the record,
is this actually happening?

I will not really be surprised because the governments of many nations have gone full throttle into the service of the one who P. M. Justin Trudeau's new girlfriend seems to be openly working for.

 

[Natural Citizen]

That he only used the terrorist's weapon as a means to hold him at bay and to defend others around him at the moment rather than shooting the asshole, I thought, demonstrated a great deal of self-control.

 

[DennisPTate]

That he only used the terrorist's weapon as a means to hold him at bay and to defend others around him at the moment rather than shooting the asshole, I thought, demonstrated a great deal of self-control.

The Neo-Malthusian owners of BigMedia, BigOil, BigPharma, Hollywood and much of the world economy want "Bear Market 2026 to 2036 and they know that they must start Civil Wars in the only remaining free nations in order to destroy democracy as we understand it.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

For the record,
is this actually happening?

I will not really be surprised because the governments of many nations have gone full throttle into the service of the one who P. M. Justin Trudeau's new girlfriend seems to be openly working for.

.

No, it's from the Babylon Bee -- total satire.

.

 

[DennisPTate]

.

No, it's from the Babylon Bee -- total satire.

.

Thank you. These past few years have been so strange that this actually happening would not really shock me.

 

[tyroneweaver]

Australian Man Who Wrestled Gun Away From Terrorist Charged With Unlawful Firearm Possession​

Australian Man Who Wrestled Gun Away From Terrorist Charged With Unlawful Firearm Possession

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA — A heroic man who bravely wrestled away a rifle from an Islamic terrorist during the deadly shooting at Bondi Beach on Sunday has been formally charged with the unlawful possession of a firearm.

babylonbee.com

15 Dec 2025

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA — A heroic man who bravely wrestled away a rifle from an Islamic terrorist during the deadly shooting at Bondi Beach on Sunday has been formally charged with the unlawful possession of a firearm.
"Rest assured, this man is going away for a long, long time," confirmed Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon. "No one breaks our gun laws and gets away with it. No one. We have him on video, dead to rights."
Authorities identified the man who illegally held a gun for three minutes as Ahmed Al Ahmed, a Syrian fruit shop owner who thought he was helping when he fought a terrorist and stole his gun away to protect the lives of innocent people. But what he didn't count on was for the entire ordeal to be caught on video.
Ahmed was reportedly shot multiple times during his altercation with the armed gunman and treated for his injuries at a nearby hospital. After waking up from surgery, he discovered he was handcuffed to his hospital bed. Shortly after, a police officer read him his rights.
"I see now that what I did was bad," Ahmed said. "I should never put lives in danger by touching a gun. Shame on me!"
At publishing time, Ahmed had been denied bail.


Commentary:
Aussies are pretty serious about gun laws down under. Their cops, 4 of which were present, were not sure about their authority to return fire to the terrorists, apparently due to the strict gun laws.
Then there's PM Albanese whose first reaction is to tighten gun laws even more from the anti-Semitic attack on the Jewish people celebrating Hanukkah.
Yet, once again the B.B. has scored a bullseye on two issues.. The rise of Anti-Semitism in Australia and the world and their draconian gun laws.
We must all remember that a government that treats it's citizens like serfs does not deserve to survive.
While acknowledging the horror and terror of this terrorist act in Australia, and recognizing that this is a satiric article, the similarity between police conduct that occurred both in Butler PA and Brown University seems striking.
Of course, the report that the police were aware of one shooter well before this. I can only conclude that being a Jew-hating jihadi is an acceptable argument for getting a waiver of the gun ban in Australia and soon in the U.K..

Sounds like something out of the Babylon Bee

 

[cnm]

What a load of shit. Your 2A feefee is burning because it was shown a man with a gun is not needed to stop a man with a gun.

 

[Leo123]

Gee I thought Australia banned guns? How could this happen? Don't guns know shooting all those folks is illegal?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

What a load of shit. Your 2A feefee is burning because it was shown a man with a gun is not needed to stop a man with a gun.

Men with guns stopped and arrested both of the Muslim terrorists.

 

[westwall]

What a load of shit. Your 2A feefee is burning because it was shown a man with a gun is not needed to stop a man with a gun.

Tell that to all those who died you pig.

 

[gtopa1]

What a load of shit. Your 2A feefee is burning because it was shown a man with a gun is not needed to stop a man with a gun.

Apart from fifteen dead Australians I'd say as wonderful as Ahmed was the fact that the shooters were known ISIS contacts should have prevented the situation in the first place. Being called names (islamophobe) is NOT going to cause any hurt; bullets and bombs do!!

Greg

 

[gtopa1]

For the record,
is this actually happening?

I will not really be surprised because the governments of many nations have gone full throttle into the service of the one who P. M. Justin Trudeau's new girlfriend seems to be openly working for.

No; not happening. BB.

Greg

 

[Doc7505]

That he only used the terrorist's weapon as a means to hold him at bay and to defend others around him at the moment rather than shooting the asshole, I thought, demonstrated a great deal of self-control.

<~~~~~~>
The gun jammed and he was unable to rotate the bolt to load a new round.

 

[gtopa1]

 

[1srelluc]

It's bad in the UK too.

 

[JWBooth]

Australian Man Who Wrestled Gun Away From Terrorist Charged With Unlawful Firearm Possession​

Australian Man Who Wrestled Gun Away From Terrorist Charged With Unlawful Firearm Possession

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA — A heroic man who bravely wrestled away a rifle from an Islamic terrorist during the deadly shooting at Bondi Beach on Sunday has been formally charged with the unlawful possession of a firearm.

babylonbee.com

15 Dec 2025

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA — A heroic man who bravely wrestled away a rifle from an Islamic terrorist during the deadly shooting at Bondi Beach on Sunday has been formally charged with the unlawful possession of a firearm.
"Rest assured, this man is going away for a long, long time," confirmed Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon. "No one breaks our gun laws and gets away with it. No one. We have him on video, dead to rights."
Authorities identified the man who illegally held a gun for three minutes as Ahmed Al Ahmed, a Syrian fruit shop owner who thought he was helping when he fought a terrorist and stole his gun away to protect the lives of innocent people. But what he didn't count on was for the entire ordeal to be caught on video.
Ahmed was reportedly shot multiple times during his altercation with the armed gunman and treated for his injuries at a nearby hospital. After waking up from surgery, he discovered he was handcuffed to his hospital bed. Shortly after, a police officer read him his rights.
"I see now that what I did was bad," Ahmed said. "I should never put lives in danger by touching a gun. Shame on me!"
At publishing time, Ahmed had been denied bail.


Commentary:
Aussies are pretty serious about gun laws down under. Their cops, 4 of which were present, were not sure about their authority to return fire to the terrorists, apparently due to the strict gun laws.
Then there's PM Albanese whose first reaction is to tighten gun laws even more from the anti-Semitic attack on the Jewish people celebrating Hanukkah.
Yet, once again the B.B. has scored a bullseye on two issues.. The rise of Anti-Semitism in Australia and the world and their draconian gun laws.
We must all remember that a government that treats it's citizens like serfs does not deserve to survive.
While acknowledging the horror and terror of this terrorist act in Australia, and recognizing that this is a satiric article, the similarity between police conduct that occurred both in Butler PA and Brown University seems striking.
Of course, the report that the police were aware of one shooter well before this. I can only conclude that being a Jew-hating jihadi is an acceptable argument for getting a waiver of the gun ban in Australia and soon in the U.K..

It is of course on of the Bee's satire/spoof articles.
Once again demonstrating that good satire can be more real than actual reporting.

The leftist PM of Australia is blaming, on cue, right wing extremism rather than the Aussies lax immigration regulations.
Which raises another conundrum, both the hero and the actor are Muzzie immigrants.

 

[Woodznutz]

Gee I thought Australia banned guns? How could this happen? Don't guns know shooting all those folks is illegal?

Aussies turned in all their old guns, kept the good ones hidden.

 

[gtopa1]

It is of course on of the Bee's satire/spoof articles.
Once again demonstrating that good satire can be more real than actual reporting.

The leftist PM of Australia is blaming, on cue, right wing extremism rather than the Aussies lax immigration regulations.
Which raises another conundrum, both the hero and the actor are Muzzie immigrants.

I haven't heard him blame RWE yet so please; don't give the bloke ideas!!

Rest assured, though. Not all Muzzies are the same. Armed is a bro; the shooters are vermin!! More bros; no vermin please.

Greg