‘Australia’s most wanted bikie’ living freely in Sydney
Hells Angels boss Angelo Pandeli was deported from Dubai last week, but when he arrived in the Harbour City the AFP didn’t arrest him.
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Home invasion twist in Addo-Carr’s alleged failed roadside drug test
Josh Addo-Carr has stood himself down from the club’s elimination final against Manly, as NSW Police reveal why they were unable to follow usual drug testing protocols with the Bulldogs star.
Addo-Carr could miss Bulldogs’ do-or-die final
Bulldogs bosses will meet on Tuesday morning to determine whether Josh Addo-Carr is rested for the club’s finals return after NSW Police opened an investigation into allegations he tested positive for cocaine during a roadside drug test on Friday night.
Extraordinary group chat allegedly plotting gangland murder
An extraordinary group chat from 2021 has been uncovered by police that allegedly details a plot by the Alameddine crime clan to kill their rival Ibrahem Hamze.
Wanted: Alameddine ‘boss’ living it up overseas
Rafat Alameddine is living it up in Lebanon, half a world away from NSW, where police have now issued two arrest warrants for him in the space of a few months.
Why Sydney pub baron doesn’t think he’ll find love again
He’s part of the family which owns Australia’s most successful hotels empire, but many know Stu Laundy from his stint on The Bachelorette with Sophie Monk. He discusses life, love and pubs in this High Steaks interview.
Hells Angels bikie boss back in Australia
Bikie heavyweight Angelo Pandeli landed back in Sydney just before 6pm on Thursday after being sent on his way by authorities in the UAE.
Warning from Alice Springs: ‘Don’t let criminals take over NSW towns’
Regional towns grappling with youth crime waves are being told now is the time to act if they don’t want to become the next Alice Springs.
Unlikely group that’s stripped $135m from Sydney gangsters
The state’s top criminals have had their exotic cars, million-dollar watches and luxury handbags confiscated by a team of accountants and lawyers referred to as “Raptor with calculators”.
Assassins fired 30 bullets at ‘Angel of Death’ after cops foiled two prior hits
Police had foiled two recent attempts on Tarek Ayoub’s life, but when hitmen came after him for a third time on Monday, they ensured he would not survive.
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