Pretty bad when the bikies call someone "Out of control" and radical !!!!!!!
Entirely correct though.


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http://www.theage.com.au/national/behind-sydneys-bikie-bloodshed-two-gangs-out-o...

I was always under the impression that bikies were solid, rough, bearded caucasians, but all these new bikie gangs are from the Auburn and Punchbowl area and they don't ride bikes or wear their gang insignia.

A huge number of police have been taken off other duties to work with the bikie gang police - which means that police numbers will be scarce in other essential areas.

Why do they call themselves bikies - if they don't ride bikes?  Listening to an eye witness today, an elderly man described the scene yesterday at Sydney airport as the worst violence he had seen in his life.  He said that a group of them walked confidently in - knocking people out of the way no matter what their age, and then just killed this other bloke within a few minutes.  They didn't care who saw them or who got in the way. They didn't run, but walked away and got into taxis.

Footage of one of the men arrested looked as though he was from the ME, but he was covered in tattoos?  Very strange - a tattooed Lebanese who's a bikie, but doesn't ride a bike.  

mantra wrote on Mar 23^rd, 2009 at 3:19pm:


Once upon a time, but no longer. The Muslims are throughout the bikie gangs. Especially the Rebels.

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They are already scarce everwhere. Police are only deployed in numbers for minor traffic matters. Everything else they are just a 'clean up' crew, going to things long after the event has occurred.

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How do you know they don't ride bikes?

'Chance encounter' sparked deadly brawl between bikies at Sydney Airport

By Stephanie Gardiner

AAP

March 23, 2009 07:24pm

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Four men have been charged after a man was bashed to death at Sydney airport. 03/09 Sky News
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Brutal brawl ... police examine the scene of a bashing death at Sydney Airport. Picture: The Daily Telegraph.

A DEADLY brawl between bikies that rolled through a domestic terminal at Sydney Airport was unplanned, sparked by the chance encounter of rival members on a flight from Melbourne, a court has been told.

Anthony Zervas, 29, was yesterday bludgeoned to death at Qantas's T3 terminal in a brawl involving members of the Hells Angels and Comancheros bikie gangs. [No Bandidos]

Four men accused of being involved faced Sydney's Central Local Court today.

Ismail Erden, 26, of Kingsford, Maher Aouli, 28, of Casula, Pomare Pirini, 21, of Georges Hall, and Zoran Kisacanin, 22, of Ingleburn, have each been charged with one count of affray.

Police facts tendered to the court said the brawl broke out just after 1.30pm (AEDT) when a Qantas flight carrying senior members of both gangs landed in Sydney.

Pirini and Erden, who told police he is a Comancheros member, were on the flight but police do not know whether Aouli and Kisacanin were also passengers.
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The barrister for all four men, John Korn, told the court the accused were confronted at an airport exit by other men armed with knives and knuckledusters.

"They were very much the attackees," Mr Korn said.

The brawl was not planned but was rather a "chance meeting," the barrister said.

According to the police facts, passengers on the plane saw a group of six heavily tattooed men sitting in an "agitated state" and using their mobile phones throughout the flight.

While passengers were making their way through the terminal, staff heard the group shouting and yelling.

A separate group of six to 10 men of Middle Eastern appearance arrived at T3 and asked staff for directions to arrival gate five, the facts stated.

It is alleged two of the men from that group stayed outside the gate, where the brawl broke out.

Witnesses allegedly heard one man yell out: "I'm going to kill you, you c---, I am going to kill you."

The brawl then sprawled out through the airport terminal, where the men broke into smaller groups.

Onlookers told police they saw two men kicking and punching Mr Zervas, who was on the ground.

One of the men allegedly hit him over the head with a metal pole using "significant force", before witnesses heard a "crunching sound".

Members of the public and Mr Zervas' brother Peter, who was wearing a Hells Angels singlet, attempted to revive him while men involved in the brawl fled.

Aouli, Erden, Kisacanin and Pirini were stopped by police in Brighton Le Sands in a taxi they had taken from the airport.

Police are yet to view CCTV footage of the incident, the court was told.

Kisacanin was the only one of the four to apply for bail but it was refused by Magistrate Allan Moore due to the seriousness of the matter.

The case will resume on Wednesday in the same court.

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,25227169-1242,00.html

Was this poo fight about differences in religious dogma or about drug dealing patches?

Manhunt underway

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No, he killed himself. Apparently struggled with depression.

He surrendered today.

I'm not sure why you think the Police would find him. If he had killed a police officer they certainly would have, I think for any other situation they don't try very hard.

Our police are there for traffic offences, people they catch red handed, and those that confess. There is hardly any investigation, crime solving, follow-up or useful police work done..UNLESS its on the front page of the herald.

To get them to fingerprint a robbery site is usually met with 'Its not the movies mate!'.