A man has been charged after counter terrorism police raided four properties on Friday morning in relation to an ongoing investigation. The raids were carried out in Sydney's southwest, in relation to Operation Duntulm which is part of the Joint Counter Terrorism Team, and allegedly seized a number of items including a quantity of prohibited drugs and documents. It was the same operation which saw the arrest of Mohamed Elomar's wife, Fatima, at Sydney Airport on May 3 when she was trying to board a flight to Malaysia with her four children. Scroll down for video . A man has been charged after counter terrorism police raided a number of properties on Friday morning in relation to an ongoing investigation . The 33-year-old Greenacre man was arrested when police raided a home on Chiswick Road . He was later charged with acquiring and posessing prohibited ammuniton without holding a licence . The man has been refused bail to appear in Parramatta Bail Court on Saturday . The 33-year-old Greenacre man was arrested when police raided a home on Chiswick Road. He was later charged with acquiring and posessing prohibited ammuniton without holding a licence. The man has been refused bail to appear in Parramatta Bail Court on Saturday. Following ongoing investigations, a 21-year-old man will appear in Parramatta Local Court on Saturday after he was charged with a string of offences, including unauthorised firearm possession. The man attended Surry Hills Police Station where he was arrested at 2.30pm on Friday after counter-terrorism police seized a rifle, two shotguns and a large amount of ammunition at a Condell Park house in Sydney's west on December 18. He was refused bail to appear in court on Saturday. It comes as part of an Operation Appleby, which is investigating  domestic terrorism and foreign incursions in Syria and Iraq. Other warrants were executed in Leppington, Condell Park and Punchbowl. Police allege that a quantity of prohibited drugs were seized from another man in Punchbowl. A NSW Police statement said the raids were executed 'not as a result of any specific terrorism threat'. The raids were carried out in Sydney's southwest, in relation to Operation Duntulm which is part of the Joint Counter Terrorism Team, and allegedly seized a number of items including a quantity of prohibited drugs and documents . Other warrants were executed in Leppington, Condell Park and Punchbowl . Operation Duntulm, is an ongoing Joint Counter Terrorism Team (Sydney) investigation into alleged financial assistance and support being provided for foreign fighters overseas. Assistant Commissioner Mark Murdoch, Commander of the Counter Terrorism and Special Tactics Command said Operation Duntulm the raids are a timely reminder that police 'will not become complacent, and remain committed to disrupting criminal activity'. 'The operation today is about the gathering of evidence and intelligence to enable us to take action against those who think they can engage in these activities,' he said. 'Investigators this morning seized a range of items from the premises searched including documents and computers, and these will be forensically examined. 'It doesn't matter who you are or what you believe in, if you choose to illegally fight in an overseas conflict you are not only breaking the law, you are placing yourself in immense danger.' Australian Federal Police Acting National Manager Counter Terrorism Peter Crozier said community safety was the primary objective of all Joint Counter Terrorism Team activities. 'The priority for all agencies involved in these operations is to ensure the safety of the community, and we encourage all people to speak to us if they have any concerns or have information they wish to provide,' Acting Assistant Commissioner Crozier said . 'Now more than ever, it is important for the community and police to continue to work together and promote the diverse, inclusive and supportive society we have here in Australia.' Counter terrorism police have raided a number of properties on Friday morning in relation to an ongoing operation which saw the arrest of Mohamed Elomar's wife, Fatima (pictured), at Sydney Airport on May 3 . Mohamed Elomar's wife, Fatima, was arrested at Sydney Airport on May 3 when she was trying to board a flight to Malaysia with her four children . Mrs Elomar was then charged with preparing for incursions into a foreign state with the intention of engaging in hostile activities. She has denied the charges . Mr Elomar (pictured) is believed to have flown to Syria late last year with Khaled Sharrouf, a convicted terrorist, who fled the country on his brother's passport . Back in May, officers from Operation Duntulm arrested and charged Mohamed Elomar's wife, Fatima, with preparing for incursions into a foreign state with the intention of engaging in hostile activities. She has denied the charges. Her husband, Mohamed Elomar, is believed to be fighting with terror group the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria. Mr Elomar is believed to have flown to Syria late last year with Khaled Sharrouf, a convicted terrorist, who fled the country on his brother's passport. Ms Elomar's property was not one of those raided by police. They raided one property in Greenacre and seized items not related. The raids come after 800 police from The Joint Counter Terrorism Team were involved in searching a number of homes in Sydney and detained 15 people, the Sydney Morning Herald reports. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.
Police conducted new raids in Sydney's southwest on Friday morning .
Police from Operation Duntulm seized material from at least one home in Greenacre where the 33-year-old man was arrested .
They raided other homes in Leppington, Condell Park and Punchbowl .
It was the same operation which saw the arrest of Elomar's wife, Fatima, on May 3 .
A man has been charged after counter terrorism police raided four properties on Friday morning in relation to an ongoing investigation. The raids were carried out in Sydney's southwest, in relation to Operation Duntulm which is part of the Joint Counter Terrorism Team, and allegedly seized a number of items including a quantity of prohibited drugs and documents. It was the same operation which saw the arrest of Mohamed Elomar's wife, Fatima, at Sydney Airport on May 3 when she was trying to board a flight to Malaysia with her four children. Scroll down for video . A man has been charged after counter terrorism police raided a number of properties on Friday morning in relation to an ongoing investigation . The 33-year-old Greenacre man was arrested when police raided a home on Chiswick Road . He was later charged with acquiring and posessing prohibited ammuniton without holding a licence . The man has been refused bail to appear in Parramatta Bail Court on Saturday . The 33-year-old Greenacre man was arrested when police raided a home on Chiswick Road. He was later charged with acquiring and posessing prohibited ammuniton without holding a licence. The man has been refused bail to appear in Parramatta Bail Court on Saturday. Following ongoing investigations, a 21-year-old man will appear in Parramatta Local Court on Saturday after he was charged with a string of offences, including unauthorised firearm possession. The man attended Surry Hills Police Station where he was arrested at 2.30pm on Friday after counter-terrorism police seized a rifle, two shotguns and a large amount of ammunition at a Condell Park house in Sydney's west on December 18. He was refused bail to appear in court on Saturday. It comes as part of an Operation Appleby, which is investigating  domestic terrorism and foreign incursions in Syria and Iraq. Other warrants were executed in Leppington, Condell Park and Punchbowl. Police allege that a quantity of prohibited drugs were seized from another man in Punchbowl. A NSW Police statement said the raids were executed 'not as a result of any specific terrorism threat'. The raids were carried out in Sydney's southwest, in relation to Operation Duntulm which is part of the Joint Counter Terrorism Team, and allegedly seized a number of items including a quantity of prohibited drugs and documents . Other warrants were executed in Leppington, Condell Park and Punchbowl . Operation Duntulm, is an ongoing Joint Counter Terrorism Team (Sydney) investigation into alleged financial assistance and support being provided for foreign fighters overseas. Assistant Commissioner Mark Murdoch, Commander of the Counter Terrorism and Special Tactics Command said Operation Duntulm the raids are a timely reminder that police 'will not become complacent, and remain committed to disrupting criminal activity'. 'The operation today is about the gathering of evidence and intelligence to enable us to take action against those who think they can engage in these activities,' he said. 'Investigators this morning seized a range of items from the premises searched including documents and computers, and these will be forensically examined. 'It doesn't matter who you are or what you believe in, if you choose to illegally fight in an overseas conflict you are not only breaking the law, you are placing yourself in immense danger.' Australian Federal Police Acting National Manager Counter Terrorism Peter Crozier said community safety was the primary objective of all Joint Counter Terrorism Team activities. 'The priority for all agencies involved in these operations is to ensure the safety of the community, and we encourage all people to speak to us if they have any concerns or have information they wish to provide,' Acting Assistant Commissioner Crozier said . 'Now more than ever, it is important for the community and police to continue to work together and promote the diverse, inclusive and supportive society we have here in Australia.' Counter terrorism police have raided a number of properties on Friday morning in relation to an ongoing operation which saw the arrest of Mohamed Elomar's wife, Fatima (pictured), at Sydney Airport on May 3 . Mohamed Elomar's wife, Fatima, was arrested at Sydney Airport on May 3 when she was trying to board a flight to Malaysia with her four children . Mrs Elomar was then charged with preparing for incursions into a foreign state with the intention of engaging in hostile activities. She has denied the charges . Mr Elomar (pictured) is believed to have flown to Syria late last year with Khaled Sharrouf, a convicted terrorist, who fled the country on his brother's passport . Back in May, officers from Operation Duntulm arrested and charged Mohamed Elomar's wife, Fatima, with preparing for incursions into a foreign state with the intention of engaging in hostile activities. She has denied the charges. Her husband, Mohamed Elomar, is believed to be fighting with terror group the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria. Mr Elomar is believed to have flown to Syria late last year with Khaled Sharrouf, a convicted terrorist, who fled the country on his brother's passport. Ms Elomar's property was not one of those raided by police. They raided one property in Greenacre and seized items not related. The raids come after 800 police from The Joint Counter Terrorism Team were involved in searching a number of homes in Sydney and detained 15 people, the Sydney Morning Herald reports. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.
police raided four properties on Friday morning raids were carried out in Sydney's southwest, in prohibited drugs and documents. It was the same operation which saw the arrest of Mohamed Elomar's wife, Fatima, at Sydney Airport on May 3 33-year-old Greenacre man was arrested when Condell Park and Punchbowl. Police allege that a were executed in Leppington, Condell Park and Operation Duntulm arrested and charged Mohamed