Passengers solve teenager armed with a shotgun trying to enter the plane in Australia

Sidney – Passengers in Australia, Thursday, after entering the airport near Melbourne, a 17-year-old child was armed to a 17-year-old child. The young airport went through a hole in a hole in a security fence, then allowed a plane with about 160 passengers.

“When he approaches the plane, he set the front stairs in front of the plane or rose.” “At this point, the passengers determined that the man carried fire weapons. The male passenger was superior by at least three by three.”

No one was injured and the police took control of the boy.

Reid had a boy’s shotgun and “there was ammunition associated with a firearm.”

The blanket budget was planned to fly to Sydney in a flight managed by offshoot Jetstar.

Police were in contact with anti-terrorist researchers, but it was still very often, he said.

“Undoubtedly, it would be a very terrible event for passengers,” he said. “Victoria police really really show the courage of passengers who can prefer that person.”

The boy was unknown in the afternoon and the police were not known.

It is due to the potential rapprochement of a person to break a plane, then approaching a plane, and then the potential rapprochement of a plane with a firearm.

He did not cut the hole in the airport and was not known if it was there.

The video of the events of 9 Australia’s channels, similar to nine fluorescent green jacket resembles a child in the ground – the color of those worn by the earth – a passenger and pilot.

A flight worker is with a melody carrying the visible of the shotgun.

A wool-shearing from a village city in Victoria was a “technique” or some kind of “technician”.

He seemed to be “frustrated,” told Clark National Broadcaster ABC.

“There was a weapon before I could know that – the shotgun appeared – and I was worried about the shooting.” “All I can do was the way. Then he took him and threw him to the ground until the police arrived.

Only another passenger defined as Woodrow told ABC that Clarka, pilot and another man helped him take place after the fight.

“We all had the last, I sat down in my stula, I heard a kerfuffle and saw the pilot and saw this young boy another guy who solved a high-level place,” he said.

Jetstar said he was working with the authorities at the police and the airport investigating the incident.

“We know that this will be a very distressed situation,” he said. “We are sincerely grateful to customers who help our staff to manage the situation safely.”

In the United States, the Transportation Security Department in recent years has been involved in the continuous growth of punctuation at the airports at the airports at the airports.

The agency said that More than 1,500 firearms were cut 16.5 firearms a day during this period in the airport checkpoints in the first quarter of 2024. Representing a little reduced a year and the agency has coming about 8% in the total number of this total.