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2 days ago
- 9 News
Raptor squad raid alleged Nomad bikie gang clubhouse in Sydney
Your web browser is no longer supported. To improve your experience update it here An alleged Nomads' bikie club has been raided and dismantled in Sydney's south-west. The Raptor Squad in April commenced an investigation into the club's alleged illegal operation at a premises in Yennora. A search warrant was executed at on Friday, where police located 12 individuals allegedly identified as members and associates of the Nomads. The Raptor squad raid an alleged Nomad bikie gang clubhouse in Sydney (NSW Police) During the raid, officers located and seized ledgers, a quantity of cash, alcohol, and unlicenced bar equipment. (NSW Police) During the raid, officersv say they located and seized ledgers, a quantity of cash, alcohol, and unlicenced bar equipment. All individuals were issued warnings for consorting, and three defect notices were issued for two vehicles at the location, police said. A 41-year-old man was issued a Court Attendance Notice for possess or attempt to prescribe a restricted substance and will appear before Liverpool Local Court on July 9. Police located 12 individuals allegedly identified as members and associates of the Nomads. (NSW Police) Inquiries are ongoing under the Restricted Premises Act, Gaming and Liquor Administration Act and the Liquor Act with the potential for additional offences to be identified. national New South Wales Sydney crime CONTACT US Auto news:Is this the next Subaru WRX? Mysterious performance car teased.
Yahoo
23-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
New Nomads boss Disney dreams of European return
Connah's Quay Nomads have appointed long-serving player and captain John Disney as their new manager. The defender announced his retirement from playing following Nomads' 2-1 defeat by The New Saints in the Welsh Cup final earlier this month. But the 33-year-old, who re-joined Nomads for his second spell in 2018, hinted he would be staying on with the club in some capacity. Disney succeeds Billy Paynter who was sacked in April with two games of the Cymru Premier season remaining. "We fell short and our remit for this season is to make sure we get back into Europe and get the club back where it belongs," Disney said. "I'm the person the club has chosen to take that forward and I'm really appreciative of that and really looking forward to it."
Herald Sun
14-05-2025
- Herald Sun
Nomad bikies Christopher Field and Reece Wangman bash Jesse Watt
Don't miss out on the headlines from West. Followed categories will be added to My News. A Nomads' bikie has admitted viciously bashing a disowned senior gang member repeatedly with a sledgehammer during a wild pack attack. Christopher Field was part of a group that joined forces to bash former Melbourne City chapter president Jesse Watt at the gang's Laverton North clubhouse on July 28, 2022 after accusing him of being a 'rat'. Field appeared in the County Court on Wednesday alongside fellow Nomads' member Reece Wangman for a plea hearing after they earlier pleaded guilty to intentionally causing injury. Others who have already pleaded guilty to their roles are Oliver Frood-Marich, 27, Osama Hamze, 37, and Lance Tufuga, 32. The court heard police intercepted WhatsApp messages that outlined a rift between members of the Nomads westside and Melbourne city chapters in the lead up to the assault on Mr Watt who they believed made comments that undermined senior Nomads office bearers. They also accused him of gunning for the world vice president role held by Ahmed Hamze. Senior Nomads members had allegedly planned to fly in from Queensland to see punishment exacted against Mr Watt at a planned July 29 president's meeting. When Mr Watt got wind of the plot, he allegedly handed in his resignation so he didn't have to attend. Hours prior to the assault on Mr Watt, CCTV footage showed five Nomads' members, including Field and Wangman, arrive at Mr Watt's Point Cook house in a Mazda ute on July 28, 2022 to assault him, seize his motorcycle and to recover Nomads paraphernalia. They returned to their Laverton North clubhouse and CCTV footage showed a Holden Statesman arriving outside the clubhouse less than two hours later. Mr Watt left holding a jerry can and poured petrol over a Mazda ute before the men allegedly set upon and assaulted Mr Watt who fell to the ground. Frood-Marich struck him with three punches and nine kicks most of which were to his head while Tufuga landed five kicks. Field struck him with a sledgehammer nine times to the back and ribs. Wangman punched him nine times and kicked him twice. Mr Watt managed to get back to the Holden Statesman and was driven away. Field and Wangman were remanded on bail for sentencing on June 19.
