Take a look inside the world of some of NSW and the ACT’s notorious outlaw bikie gangs.
Several well known names with links to the underworld have left Australia recently, believing Sydney’s streets are now too dangerous, with 16 people killed in suspected gang hits in the past two years.
The identity of a mystery man who sat at the table with the bosses of the Comanchero OMCG can now be revealed.
Fugitive Comanchero Mark Buddle has been deported to Turkey, Cypriot officials say, to be handed over to Australian authorities. But police and underworld sources say the battle is “a long way from over”.
Australia’s biggest bikie gangs have been put on notice after extending their tentacles into southeast Asia to boost their drug networks.
Almost 1000 outlaw motorcycle gang members have relocated to country towns, meeting up in Airbnbs to avoid police scrutiny. Find out where.
The big hit parade of ruthless Lone Wolf bikie boss Erkan Keskin, who was found dead in Turkey last night, can be revealed. Find out who was on his hit list.
Mark Buddle, the Comanchero bikie boss in exile, is reportedly considering leaving his life of luxury in Lebanon to return to Australia.
‘There’s a kid, Abs or something and he’s ruthless,’ veteran Daily Telegraph crime reporter Mark Morri was told back in 2012. The underworld was abuzz with talk of the young ‘Afghan’ on the streets and ready to commit murder for a price.
Read the stunning series of messages circulated between hitman Abuzar Sultani’s crew as they vowed their grandchildren would tell tales of their deeds.
In the outlaw world of the bikies, clubs demand slavish loyalty but Abuzar Sultani commanded devotion only to himself.
By day Abuzar ‘Abs’ Sultani was an accounting student but at night he was Sydney’s ultimate hitman – responsible for multiple gangland executions, The Daily Telegraph can today reveal his grisly crimes.
Less than 72 hours after Abs Sultani pumped five bullets into wannabe Mafia boss Pasquale Barbaro, fresh flowers at a Western Sydney cemetery led police to the suspect.
A message had to be sent and a small-time drug dealer had to be killed. It was Abuzar Sultani and his crew who got the call up. WARNING: GRAPHIC VIDEO
Abuzar Sultani grew up in a loving family in Western Sydney but early brushes with the law were a sign of things to come.
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