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Chad Satchell: Stripper who sparked Perth CBD lockdown by dressing up as a sexy SWAT team officer complete with a fake machine gun learns his fate

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Chad Satchell caused chaos in Perth's CBD when he carried a fake assault rifle and was fined.

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The ‘Sexy SWAT’ stripper who caused chaos in Perth’s CBD by carrying a fake assault rifle has been fined.

Chad Satchell, a blasting technician who also runs an adult entertainment business, was on King Street when he pulled a gel gun out of his car while dressing for a performance in front of 50 women at a party bus in 2022.

The 32-year-old claimed he thought the banned weapon was a “replica” and also referred to it as a “toy gun” which he briefly held in his hands.

Chad Satchell caused chaos in Perth's CBD when he carried a fake assault rifle and was fined.

Chad Satchell caused chaos in Perth’s CBD when he carried a fake assault rifle and was fined.

He was on King Street when he pulled a gel gun out of his car while dressing for a performance in front of 50 women on a party bus in 2022.

He was on King Street when he pulled a gel gun out of his car while dressing for a performance in front of 50 women on a party bus in 2022.

He was on King Street when he pulled a gel gun out of his car while dressing for a performance in front of 50 women on a party bus in 2022.

He dressed in black clothing, including a vest that read “The Chad” on the front and “SWAT” on the back.

But police quickly intervened after receiving several triple-0 calls from members of the public and arrested him.

Satchell was charged with possession of a prohibited weapon and arming himself in a manner that might cause fear.

He stood trial in the Perth Magistrates Court last year and Magistrate Sarah Oliver reserved her decision.

On Thursday, he was found guilty of possessing a prohibited weapon, but acquitted of the other charge. He was fined $500.

He was awarded costs of $2,500 and convicted.

Police quickly swooped on Satchell after receiving several triple-0 calls from members of the public and arrested him.

Police quickly swooped on Satchell after receiving several triple-0 calls from members of the public and arrested him.

Police quickly swooped on Satchell after receiving several triple-0 calls from members of the public and arrested him.

Satchell was charged with possession of a prohibited weapon and arming himself in a manner that might cause fear.

Satchell was charged with possession of a prohibited weapon and arming himself in a manner that might cause fear.

Satchell was charged with possession of a prohibited weapon and arming himself in a manner that might cause fear.

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