Family of slain Hells Angel bike Tyrone Slemnik appeal for public help to find his killer
THE family of a Hells Angels bikie shot down in eastern Sydney last year have gone public to try and catch his killer. They say they want the killer off the streets to protect others.
THE family of a Hells Angels bikie shot down in eastern Sydney last year have gone public to try and catch his killer.
Tyrone Slemnik - a 42-year-old member of the Hells Angels was gunned down as he stood guard outside a block of units in Eastlakes in July last year.
"We want them off the streets so that no other family has to endure the hell we have experienced every single day since Tyrone please contact please, "said his brother Zoltan today.
"We are finding it very hard to move forward and cope with what happened to Tyrone."
Slemnik, a father of four, was protecting the boss of the Hells Angels Sydney chapter, Suvat Sarimsaklioglu, when he was shot.
At the time the Hells Angels and Comanchero gangs were locked in a vicious battle for control of Sydney's lucrative drug trade in the Eastern suburbs.
This had resulted in drive-by shootings and bashings between the two groups all over Sydney.
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