Some dumbass living in the Great White North tried to board a plane in Calgary with a gun and ammunition in his luggage. Good luck to him explaining this away. And I am looking forward to CAIR or some liberal terrorist appeaser/apologist to explain to us that the gun was taken out of context, as they always love to say when normal people take offense at this kind of thing. FYI the article doesn’t mention his nationality or religion, but read his name and you can pretty much be sure he wasn’t European, Australian or from The Americas…
Gun, ammunition confiscated from air passenger
A man was arrested at the Calgary International Airport Tuesday after a handgun was detected in his carry-on luggage.
Security officers in a pre-boarding screening area at concourse D noticed the gun inside the luggage and alerted police just after noon Tuesday.
Police arrested the man without incident and seized an unloaded, small calibre handgun and several rounds of ammunition from the bag, said Calgary police. They believe the man was flying to Saskatoon.
Ziad Mohamad Jeha, 30, of Calgary, has been charged with possession of a weapon dangerous to the public peace, possession of a concealed weapon, possession of a weapon without a permit and possession of a restricted weapon with readily accessible ammunition.
Calgary police said the suspect is known to them.
So the cops already knew who this guy was. What a shocker!
Hat tip to CBC for the story.
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