Comanchero kingpin Domenic Luzza charged with conspiracy to commit reckless conduct

A jailed Comanchero boss who is almost eligible for early release has been slapped with fresh charges brought on by anti-gang cops.

Domenic Luzza has been charged with conspiracy to commit reckless conduct endangering life.

Anti-gang cops have implicated and charged a jailed Comanchero kingpin with a violent conspiracy.

Domenic Luzza, who is close to being eligible for early release, fronted Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday charged with conspiracy to commit reckless conduct endangering life.

Luzza, 31, was charged alongside alleged co-conspirators Ibrahim ‘Ibby’ El-Sayah, 27, Aladin El-Sayed, 26, and Adam Omar.

Luzza and the others, who were all charged earlier this month, allegedly conspired to commit violence at Coburg on August 30, 2019.

It’s also alleged the crew stole a Holden Captiva according to charges laid by the Echo Taskforce.

The court heard El-Sayah is “severely injured” and recovering after he was shot last month.

The prosecution attempted to have Luzza remanded on his new charges but Magistrate Olivia Trumble refused the application because Luzza’s legal counsel was not present.

Aladin El-Sayed

Luzza told the court he was serving a jail term and claimed he had reached his minimum non-parole period.

Luzza, formerly of Caroline Springs, El-Sayah, El-Sayed, both of Pascoe Vale, and Omar will face court at a later date.

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