Sydney – In Australia, the passengers won a 17-year-old boy armed with guns and ammunition, on Thursday, when he tried to board a plane at Melbourne. The teenager entered the safety fence slot at Avalon airport, then went on a plane near 160 passengers, told reporters Victoria Police Chief Michael Reed.

“When he approached the plane, he was placed or climbed on the front of the plane in front of the front stairs,” he said. “At that moment, the passengers found out that the man carried firearms. The blood was at least dominated by three passengers. “

No one was injured and the police took the boy in custody.

Reid said that the boy had a gun and “is a gunman with firearms.”

The plane was scheduled to fly to Sydney through the Qantas budget offshore Jetstar.

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“Undoubtedly, this would be a very terrible case for the passengers,” he said. “Victoria is really praising the courage of the passengers who … were able to overgrow that man.”

The boy appeared that he worked alone during the afternoon and was not known to the police.

It “Mindends that a person can first violate security, approach the plane, then make it possible to stay in a gun inside a gunside,” said Reid.

It was not known that he cut off the airport safety fence, or if it was already there.

Nine nine boys in the Australian wave showed a boy in a green jacket, which looks like a color by the crew, on which it should be bitten on the passenger and the pilot.

The flight attendant walks around it with a mess that seems to be a gun's buttocks.

The passenger bar Clark, from Victoria's rural city wool shearer said that the teenager was “dressed as an employee” or some “technician”.

He seemed to be “irritable,” said Clark's national broadcasting.

“Before we knew it, there was a gun, the gun appeared, and I was worried about being shots there,” Clark said. “Everything I could have done was to get the weapon out.

Another passenger identified only as Woodrow, ABC has joined Clark, pilot and another man to fight the boy after the fight.

“We were all sitting, I lasted in my chair, listening to carfling and saw the pilot and the other boy who said highly this young boy,” he said.

Jetstar said it works with police and airport authorities that investigate the incident.

“We know that this would be a very worrying situation,” the statement said. “We sincerely thank the customers who support our staff to the situation safely.”

In recent years, the Transport Security Administration in the United States has been involved in stable firearms at its airports in recent years.

The agency said that interrupted more than 1500 firearms In the first quarter of 2024, 16.5 firearms at the airport checkpoints during that period. This has been declining year by year, and the agency noted that it came to the total number of leaflets as a result of almost 8% growth.