Teenage brother of slain hitman Wally Ahmad is charged after police raided his ...

Teenage brother of slain hitman Wally Ahmad is charged after police raided his family home and found '$200,000-worth of stolen jewellery and a loaded Beretta pistol' Teenager charged with several offences after a raid on Bankstown residence  Mohammad Ahmad, 19, appeared in court last week over the raid late last year  He is the younger brother of slain notorious crime figure Walid 'Wally' Ahmad  Among items recovered were a loaded Baretta pistol and $200,000 in jewellery 

By Brett Lackey For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 07:29 BST, 22 April 2019 | Updated: 08:18 BST, 22 April 2019

The teenage brother of a notorious hitman slain in broad daylight at a Centro shopping centre in south-west Sydney has been arrested after a police raid at his home. 

Mohammad Ahmad was charged with several offences after police found prohibited drugs, a stolen firearm, a 9mm Baretta pistol reported lost, and jewellery worth almost $200,000 at the residence in Bankstown. 

Among the jewellery recovered in the November 2018 raid was a Rolex Daytona Rainbow watch worth $86,000. 

The teenage brother of notorious hitman Walid 'Wally' Ahmad (pictured) slain in broad daylight at a Centro shopping centre in south-west Sydney has been arrested

The teenage brother of notorious hitman Walid 'Wally' Ahmad (pictured) slain in broad daylight at a Centro shopping centre in south-west Sydney has been arrested 

Among the jewellery recovered in the November 2018 raid was a Rolex Daytona Rainbow watch worth $86,000

Among the jewellery recovered in the November 2018 raid was a Rolex Daytona Rainbow watch worth $86,000 

The 19-year-old was arrested last month after a police investigation and originally refused bail, however, was granted conditional bail by Parramatta Bail Court last Sunday, according to The Sydney Morning Herald. 

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