Victim Curtis Cheng (standing far left) had been working with the NSW Police Force for 17 years. Photo / Supplied
Supporters of Isis (Islamic State) have praised the deadly attack on New South Wales police headquarters, extolling 15-year-old Farhad Khalil Mohammad Jabar as a "knight" who had carried out a mission on behalf of the terrorist group.
The attack in Parramatta on Friday, in which 58-year-old NSW police accountant Curtis
Cheng was shot dead, has also prompted calls for more so-called lone-wolf attacks.
A supporter of the terror group has also claimed on social media that Jabar's passport had been seized by authorities prior to the attack.
"Farhad Muhammad. His family had been raided several times, his mother humiliated, his passport taken ... " the person claimed.
The claim has not been verified and AAP has contacted NSW Police, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the Attorney-General's Department for comment.
