Authorities are cracking down on Islamic fundamentalist preacher Junaid Thorne after they ordered him to face charges in court following allegations he has travelled between Sydney and Perth using false names. The controversial self-styled sheik was on Thursday issued with a notice to appear in a Perth court at a later date, an AFP spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia. AFP officers conducted a search warrant on a home in Bass Hill, south-west of Sydney, on Thursday and the 25-year-old was subsequently informed of the notice. He will face charges in court for using a carriage service to book a ticket under a false name and the second for using the ticket to travel interstate, the West Australian reports.
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Junaid Thorne has been ordered by Federal Police to face charges in court
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Self-styled sheik was on Thursday issued with a court attendance notice
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It was a result of AFP officers carrying out a search warrant in Bass Hill, south-west of Sydney
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Thorne sparked outrage last week after he said insults to the Prophet Mohammad were 'not allowed' following the Paris terror massacre
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Outspoken politician Jacqui Lambie called for him to be jailed for treason following his controversial comments
While police only released few details of the raid in @placeholder, Thorne could reportedly face further charges.