Counter terrorism police arrest Sydney man AN alleged jihadist who Australian soldiers have been warned to avoid has been charged with making threats against a Commonwealth public official. Counter terrorism officers, including members of the NSW and federal police, raided a house in Auburn in Sydney's west around 11pm (AEST) on Monday and arrested 23-year-old Milad bin Ahmad-Shah al-Ahmadzai. He was charged with using a carriage service to make a threat and threatening to cause harm to a Commonwealth public official. Bail was refused and he's due before Burwood Local Court later on Tuesday. Australia's soldiers have been warned to avoid the man, News Ltd papers reported on Tuesday. The warning from the Australian Defence Force comes days after the brutal murder of a British soldier on the streets of London. Ahmadzai is on bail after pleading guilty to an ATM ram raid robbery in 2011. Defence sources told News Ltd he has posted vengeful and hateful material online against defence forces in the past. His passport has been confiscated after a visit to Afghanistan.