Police raid Knightsbridge Pde, Sovereign Islands mansion linked to Omeros restaurant dynasty

Police have refused to explain why sought-after supercars were hauled from a Gold Coast mansion linked to a notable restaurant dynasty. Here’s what we know.

Police have refused to detail the reasons for the seizure of luxury cars including a Porsche and Lamborghini from a Gold Coast mansion linked to the Omeros restaurant dynasty.

The Bulletin has repeatedly requested more information from Queensland Police Service about the seizures of the vehicles on Monday morning.

Harry Omeros faced Southport Magistrates Court in 2019 after failing to pay $5.2 million to the Australian Taxation Office.

A white Ferrari was also seized. Picture: 9 News Gold Coast.

Authorities confiscated the cars from the prestige home on Knightsbridge Parade, Sovereign Islands at 8am Monday.

A search of property records revealed Nick Omeros as the owner.

While police confirmed the seizures, no further details have been provided due to “operational reasons”.

When the Bulletin attempted to question Nick Omeros about the raid, he said he “knew nothing about it”.

Nick Omeros is one of the founders of the famous Omeros Bros Seafood Restaurant at Marina Mirage.

His son Harry, a former restaurateur, went bankrupt in 2019 over failing to pay $5.2 million to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).

A black Porsche was also confiscated. Picture: 9 News Gold Coast.

The Sovereign Islands address was previously registered for companies of which Harry Omeros, 34, was a listed director.

Originally published as Police raid Knightsbridge Pde, Sovereign Islands mansion linked to Omeros restaurant dynasty