Police were alerted to a teenager posting a photo of a gun, leading to a police operation.

Early this morning, a report to Crime Stoppers caused quite a stir in Sydney when it was revealed that a teenager had shared a photo of a gun on social media. As a result, police quickly sprang into action and descended upon a residence on Prince Albert Street in the upscale neighborhood of Mosman in the North Shore area.

Amidst the chaos, concerned neighbors peered out from their windows as specialized officers searched the home, suspecting that a real firearm could be inside. The tense situation was prompted by information received from Crime Stoppers, indicating that an 18-year-old residing at the address had taken and shared an image of a gun on social media. This led to a significant response from the authorities.

After a thorough two-hour interrogation, the 18-year-old boy was eventually released by the police. However, they also had a conversation with an adult male at the scene. Additionally, various items were confiscated from the residence during the investigation. Despite the intense operation, no arrests were made and no charges have been filed at this time.

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