How The Punisher’s Brothers 4 Life alliance proved fatal
Melbourne crime figure Sam “The Punisher” Abdulrahim became a target when he linked up with the Sydney-based Brothers for Life gang, according to sources.
Melbourne crime figure Sam “The Punisher” Abdulrahim became a target when he linked up with the Sydney-based Brothers for Life gang, according to sources.
A mobile speed camera located just metres from where a crew of gunmen torched a ute after executing Sam “The Punisher” Abdulrahim will play a key part in the investigation.
Gangland figure Sam “The Punisher” Abdulrahim has been shot dead in a car park in Preston, after years of being pursued by his enemies and multiple attempts on his life.
Sam Abdulrahim touched down in Melbourne on Monday with a $2m bounty on his head. By 10am Tuesday, the city’s most-hunted gangland figure lay dead in a hotel car park in a hit described as “pure execution”.
Kazem Hamad has taken a wrecking ball to Melbourne’s underworld and on Tuesday the strong mail was that Sam Abdulrahim was the latest victim of his demolition project.
No one will ever know for sure whether Sam Abdulrahim lured a well-connected crime figure to his death in 2016. But some powerful people saw the circumstantial case as strong.
More than 100 Finks have ridden into the city en masse in the latest bikie gang run that included a stop at a Jan Juc pub.
Carlton boss Luke Sayers may be keen to call in the cops over his “d–k pic” drama but curiously, 45 other AFL figures who were caught up in a similar saga didn’t go to great lengths to find the culprit.
Victoria Police’s efforts to bolster its force continue to fall short despite actively recruiting new members, with “burnt-out” officers turning in their uniform amid the ongoing pay dispute.
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