The War: Raptor Squad halts 30th birthday party for Comanchero bikies and Alameddines

The party’s over for a planned 30th birthday do for Comanchero bikies and their mates from the Alameddine crime family after Raptor Squad stepped in.

A planned 30th birthday celebration at an exclusive city nightclub this Saturday for members of the Comanchero bikie gang and their mates from the Alameddine crime family has been ruined by the Raptor Squad.

The Daily Telegraph understands the venue had been booked under the name of a young female with no mention of the ­infamous family members or their associates.

Raptor passed on the information to the local Sydney City ­Command who made the venue bosses aware of some of the intended guests at the party.

They then informed the group that their ­reservation had been cancelled.

It is believed police have told a number of venues and nightclub operators when they have information that members of bikie gangs or known criminal groups are planning to attend their premises.

“We advise them the best way to handle it, suggesting how they can inform them of why they are not welcome,” said a senior NSW Police ­officer.

“If they turn aggressive on the phone or turn up on the night then we get involved.”

Police have the power to apply for exclusions orders from particular venues and precincts on individuals, which they enforce regularly — particularly if those individuals have been involved in violent incidents.

Serious crime prevention orders have also restricted many players in the gangland war from not only visiting certain areas, but also associating with certain individuals.