Bouncer bailed over riot raid - National - theage.com.au

A Sydney court has granted bail to a Sydney security guard who was carrying petrol and was tuned in to a white supremacist radio frequency when police stopped him at a roadblock. Andrew Sanders, 25, was arrested during a police raid on his Willmot home yesterday after he and four others were stopped at a road block in his car at Brighton-le-Sands on Sunday. Sanders was initially released without charge but was arrested again after police found an unlicensed pistol, smoke grenades, mace and capsicum spray in his bedroom during the raid on his house. siehe auch: 'Supremacist' to face court. POLICE have charged one of a group of alleged white supremacists with possessing an unauthorised pistol and preparing to use a disguise to commit a crime. The charges were laid yesterday after police raided five homes in Sydney and Wollongong in the wake of a weekend crackdown and 12 days of racial tension across Sydney. The man, 25-year-old Andrew Sanders, from the western Sydney suburb of Willmot, will appear in Penrith Local Court this morning. Police will allege they seized smoke grenades, a pistol, an ammunition re-loading machine, knives and a slingshot from his home yesterday.