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The alleged leader of the Alameddine crime clan is known as “The King” in Lebanon, where he has been joined in recent weeks by some of the group’s highest-profile associates. WATCH THE LATEST EPISODE OF THE WAR HERE.
A man already charged for his alleged involvement in the killing of gang boss Mahmoud “Brownie” Ahmad has now been charged over his alleged role in the slaying of Ahmad’s nephew.
Raptor Squad officers have charged Comanchero boss Tarek Zahed’s sister after conducting a firearms prohibition order raid on her home.
Mohammed Yaghi lived a crime-free life for two decades, but the lure of hundreds of thousands of dollars to be one of the Italian mafia’s middle men Down Under proved irresistible.
Many rappers in Sydney’s drill scene see time spent in jail as a rite of passage, which gives them both cred and fresh fodder for their music: “you’re hearing realness”. See who has done time.
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.
Mark Buddle’s ex-partner Mel Ter Wisscha has been languishing in a Turkish detention centre for a month, with little help from the Australian government on her visa issues.
A doctor’s identity and credentials were stolen by a major crime clan in an elaborate scheme to make fake Covid vaccination certificates for underworld figures, it can be revealed.
As Australian Comanchero boss Mark Buddle waits extradition in a Turkish jail cell, his estranged partner Mel Ter Wisscha is posting glamorous photos of herself poolside.
The glamorous long-time partner of captured Comanchero boss Mark Buddle has revealed the couple has split and she has not seen him for a year.
Bikie boss Mark Buddle has gone cold on Turkey. Here’s why he’s trying to convince authorities to deport him – not to Australia, but to nearby Lebanon.
The small island nation that provided shelter for Sydney crime boss Mark Buddle has made extraordinary claims about what the Comanchero leader was up to while in their country.
As Comanchero leader Mark Buddle fights deportation from Turkey, his glamorous wife has been living it up — shopping, sightseeing and socialising. SEE ALL-NEW PICS AND VIDEO.
Bikie boss Mark Buddle has appeared in a Turkish court and will likely be deported by this weekend- but Anthony Albanese says he knows nothing about the matter.
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