Fugitive bikie Mark Horne could be using two fake identities: police

Wanted bikie Mark Horne could be using two fake drivers licences with police believing he flew to Queensland in an attempt to get to South-East Asia.

Wanted bikie Mark Horne may be using the fake identities of two people as he attempts to avoid capture, police believe.

Police have released the fraudulent NSW drivers licences the 32-year-old may be using while on the run.

One is a licence under the name Andrew Francis while the other is a provisional licence under the name Luveni Boci.

Horne was last seen in Riverwood last Friday in a 2004 white Hyundai Getz but police believe he may have chartered a private plane from Bankstown Airport and flew into Queensland.

Detectives believe he may be trying to flee to South-East Asia.

32-year-old Mark Horne, who is wanted for breach of bail.

Police issued images of two fake IDs Horne may be using. Picture: Supplied

The second of the fraudulent IDs police believe Horne is using. Picture: Supplied

“It is likely Mr Horne will be using fraudulent ID to assist with his escape from Australia and I would urge anyone who deals with identification documents to take note,” Criminal Groups Squad Commander Superintendent Taylor said.

“That includes hotel and hire car employees, and other accommodation and rental services which he may be using or have used to facilitate his escape.

He was last seen a week ago in Riverwood.

“Our attempts to locate Mark are extending far and wide and I can now confidently say that he has most likely left NSW and is elsewhere in Australia.

“NSW detectives continue to be assisted by our law enforcement partners across Australia and I am now calling upon the broader community to be our eyes and ears,”