Man named Jihad caught driving with loaded gun, tazer

A man named Jihad. Almost has a ring to it. Or a boom.
FROM NEWS.COM.AU:
Man named Jihad caught driving with loaded gun, tazer
By Edith Bevin
January 16, 2008 12:00am
A MAN who had ammunition in his pocket and a loaded pistol on the back seat of his car when he was pulled over told police he was, "going hunting with my uncle".
The gun was ready to fire when police pulled over Mahmud Jihad, 26, in Rooty Hill on Tuesday.
Also in a bag in the back seat was a tazer, Mount Druitt local court heard yesterday.
A further three pistols - including a Russian semi-automatic - were found when police raided Jihad's Shalvey home later the same day.
Along with the cache of guns and ammunition found in the bedroom of the builder's labourer, was $59,550 in cash.
Jihad yesterday faced court on 15 charges, including having a firearm in a public place.
The court heard Jihad was sentenced to 12 months' jail in 2005 for similar offences.
Jihad's estranged parents and sister were in court yesterday when he applied for bail.
His lawyer Charles Zarb argued that although his client had priors for similar offences, he had always turned up at court, even when a jail sentence was likely.
But prosecutor Pauline McCann said Jihad's actions demonstrated that he was an active risk to the public.
Jihad was refused bail and remanded in custody to appear again on March 28.