An anti-Semite who supported terrorists has been arrested in Australia. A weapon was found during the search

Western Australia police said they have arrested local man Martin Thomas Glynn, 39, in Perth on suspicion of posting anti-Semitic remarks shortly after the Bondi Beach attack in Sydney on December 14, where 15 people were killed, ABC reports.

According to ABC, Glynn wrote on social media that he “100% supports the shooters.” The arrest was based on a complaint, after which the police searched the suspect’s house.

During the search, investigators say, materials for making explosive devices, flags of the banned terrorist organizations Hamas and Hezbollah, as well as six registered rifles and about 4,000 rounds of ammunition were discovered.

Glynn has been charged.