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VT
19 Jun : 22:25
SG fell through. I was too late. Someone else thought it was a great deal too! Snooze, ya lose. Laconia kinda sucked... rain first then just humid. liked it better when I was younger. Fucking pigs everywhere.

OZ
19 Jun : 15:33
yeah Gato i checked out your weather 115 degs... fuck man... i wouldnt wanna work in that shit either..... good beer drinking weather tho...lol

HellGato
18 Jun : 17:23
I guess we can use this shit house wall for updates in our world..
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Here in Arizona is hot as fuck and I don't want to work at all.. just ride

OZ
16 Jun : 20:44
sounds like a good deal on the SG VT,,,, hey Free2..

CEO
16 Jun : 01:16
welcome home Free2

VT
14 Jun : 23:42
Laconia tomorrow! I need this!

Free2
12 Jun : 00:44
damn me but its good to be back here at home, hello everyone!

VT
05 Jun : 22:15
No. I still got the rice rocket... FZ1 is my only ride for right now. Could be worse. LOL! I got a line on a '07 Street Glide with only 10,000 miles on it for under $10k. May pull the trigger on that if I can make it down to look at it.

OZ
05 Jun : 13:13
have you replaced it yet VT?

VT
31 May : 11:44
Ever sell a bike and feel so bad watching her leave that you almost wanted to cry? LOL! Me and the old girl had some great times.

I need a Road King.

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Wednesday 11 January 2017

(AUS) Finks member charged with affray over alleged Wallsend brawl

A HIGH-ranking Finks member will return to court later this month after an alleged Hunter service station brawl.

Police were called to Thomas Street at Wallsend about 8pm on Friday December 9 amid reports a group of men were fighting, including one armed with a baseball bat.

Paramedics treated a 26-year-old at the scene, eventually taking him and another man, 36, to the John Hunter Hospital for treatment.

Authorities searched the area for other men but were unable to locate anyone else at the time.

Gangs Squad detectives from Strike Force Raptor and Newcastle police began an investigation.

On Wednesday they arrested a 32-year-old man at Newcastle police station.

Police described the man as a high-ranking member of the Finks outlaw motorcycle gang’s Newcastle chapter.

He was charged with affray, use offensive weapon with intent to commit serious indictable offence and custody of offensive implement in a public place.

The man was formally refused bail in Newcastle Local Court on Wednesday. He will re-appear on January 23.

Strike Force Raptor was established in 2009. The Newcastle Herald reported on Wednesday the Hunter-based unit set up in December would ramp up its approach in the next six weeks.

http://www.theherald.com.au/story/4398691/high-ranking-fink-charged-over-wallsend-brawl/

Posted by ace on Wednesday 11 January 2017 - 16:29:42

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(AUS) Former Mongols bikie charged after police raid on Chevron Island home

BIKIE detectives have charged a former patched Mongol after a raid at his Chevron Island home allegedly uncovered a stolen BMW and jetski.

Taskforce Maxima executed a search warrant at the home as part of their ongoing investigations into the criminal activities of outlaw motorcycle gangs.

Officers searched the home yesterday morning and allegedly found a stolen BMW X5 sedan and a stolen jetski.

The BMW is believed to have been stolen from a Hollywell address on December 12, while the jetski is believed to have been stolen from Hope Island on April 1 last year.

Former patched member of the Mongols bikie gang Raymond Foelz, 27, of Chevron Island, was charged with one count of the stealing, two counts of receiving stolen property, one count of the unlawful supply of weapons and one count relating to breach of bail.

He faced Southport Magistrates Court this morning and was granted bail by magistrate Kay Philipson.

Defence lawyer, Mollie Roper, of Moloney MacCallum Lawyers, said the case against Foelz was weak as the property where he was arrested was not his permanent place of residence.

The court also heard none of Foelz DNA found on either of the items.

Foelz was on bail of drug offences at the time he was arrested.

Meanwhile a 31-year-old Chevron Island woman was also charged with one count of stealing, two counts of receiving stolen property, one count of enter premises and commit indictable offence.

Acting Detective Inspector Russell Jones said Taskforce Maxima would continue to target bikies and their associates.

“Once again, we are finding OMCG members and their associates committing serious crime,” he said.

“These people have been arrested on multiple occasions and they need to understand, if they continue to offend they will be targeted. We make no apologies for this.”

Foelz will return to court on February 2.

The woman will appear in court on January 25.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/national/former-mongols-bikie-charged-after-police-raid-on-chevron-island-home/news-story/00aa6f8987f013bdd4d3aa9bfeec9f43?nk=bca14d823e4524a5b452075602fafa7c-1484152055

Posted by ace on Wednesday 11 January 2017 - 16:28:16

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(AUS) SA bikie arrested over drugs and weapons

A member of the Bandidos outlaw motorcycle gang has been arrested over drugs, weapons and a stolen car uncovered at an Adelaide home.

A Taser and throwing knifes are among weapons police say they found while searching a Salisbury Downs home on Tuesday, along with methamphetamine and a stolen car and trailer.

A 31-year-old Salisbury Downs man will face the Elizabeth Magistrates Court on Friday charged with drug trafficking, possessing prohibited weapons and theft.

https://au.news.yahoo.com/sa/a/33799350/sa-bikie-arrested-over-drugs-and-weapons/#page1

Posted by ace on Wednesday 11 January 2017 - 16:27:01

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Saturday 07 January 2017

(USA) Furious biker forces a man to take off his Sons of Anarchy jacket because he wasn't a member of a gang and 'didn't earn it'

This is the moment a biker forced a man to take off his Sons of Anarchy jacket.

A video filmed at a US gas station shows the angry biker confronting the man next to his car.

He told him to take off the jacket, based on a popular TV show about a violent biker gang, because he wasn't a member of a gang and 'didn't earn it'.

'You should be real careful wearing that,' the biker said.

'I should take it from you right now but it's the middle of daytime. I'm just letting you know though. You shouldn't f**king wear that. Because you didn't earn it.

'A lot of people died to wear patches on the back of their vests.'

The biker then said he was insulting the 'Sons of Anarchy' by wearing the vest with no affiliation.

The man responded by telling the biker that it's 'just a TV show.'

The biker replied: 'It's a nice present from [your girlfriend] I get it, but for your own sake I'm giving you a freebie right now that you shouldn't wear that.

'There's a lot of guys out there that do ride for real clubs. This conversation would go a lot different [with them],' he said.

The biker was insinuating that the man would have been beaten up if he ran into the wrong crew of bikers.

Eventually, the man took off his jacket and put it in the back seat of his car.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4097098/Furious-biker-forces-man-Sons-Anarchy-jacket-wasn-t-member-gang-didn-t-earn-it.html

Posted by ace on Saturday 07 January 2017 - 20:52:26

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Friday 06 January 2017

(CAN) Former Bandido biker sues jail and Queen for more than $2M for ‘loss of dignity, pain and suffering’

A former member of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club is suing the Queen and the provincial government for more than $2 million because he’s unhappy with his jail accommodations.

Pierre Maurice Aragon, 35, known in biker circles as “Carlitto,” was convicted a decade ago of taking part in what a judge called the “vicious, senseless, callous and cowardly killing” of a Keswick drug dealer.

Now in jail on fresh charges of assault with a weapon, Aragon argues in legal papers that he’s due the money in part because of “loss of dignity, pain and suffering, inability to pursue education and inability to practice religion,” while behind bars.

None of the allegations filed with the Superior Court of Justice in Toronto have been proven in court.

The province has until January 23 to reply to the allegations.

Aragon is currently an inmate at the Toronto East Jail.

Aragon belonged to the Bandidos at the time of the 2006 massacre of six members and associates by fellow members and associates in a barn west of London, Ont.

He was in custody for his role in the death of Keswick drug dealer Shawn Douse at the time of the massacre.

Aragon was transferred to the Toronto East Detention Centre from Lindsay in August.

He is awaiting sentencing after he was convicted of aggravated assault, assault with a weapon, possession of a weapon and uttering death threats.

His sentencing has been delayed as the Crown has sought a dangerous offender designation for him.

His statement of claim alleges he’s suffering from “loss of general enjoyment of life” and an inability to “sustain interpersonal relationships” as a result of his jail time.

“The Defendant, Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Ontario… is responsible and liable for the actions occurring within The Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services…,” Aragon’s statement of claim states.

“Her Majesty is vicariously liable for the negligence and/or breaches rights of the Plaintiff,” he alleges.

Aragon alleges that his “basic human rights” are violated by his daily jail schedule, which includes being locked in his cell for breakfast, lunch and supper, as well as overnight.

“The Plaintiff was subjected to extremely invasive strip searches on an abnormally frequent basis,” his statement of claim alleges. “These strip searches resulted in increased anxiety, psychological damage, depression and nightmares. The excessive and invasive strip searching was demeaning, unnecessary and cruel treatment. Random cell searches were deliberately destructive, leaving cells in a state of disarray, with personal items left broken and/or missing.”

He also claims that an inadequate diet has left him “constantly hungry” and suffering from “depression, weight gain, inability to concentrate, difficulty sleeping and other health problems.”

Other complaints include lack of timely medical care, poor air quality, not enough showers, limited telephone time, lack of mental stimuli in the form of reading matter and radio and television, and shoes that aren’t adequate for his exercise needs.

He argues these conditions violate what the United Nations General Assembly calls the “Mandela rules,” named for the poor conditions experienced by the late Nelson Mandela when he was in custody.

In January 2008, Aragon was one of four men connected to the Bandidos who were sentenced to penitentiary terms after pleading guilty to the fatal beating of Douse.

Whitby court heard that Aragon and the other bikers ignored Douse’s pleas for mercy after he was lured to a townhouse in Keswick on Dec. 6, 2005.

“This was a vicious, senseless, callous and cowardly killing,” Mr. Justice Edwin Minden said before passing sentence.

That sentencing came months after the U.S.-based Bandidos closed their Canadian chapters after a spate of criminal convictions.

Court heard a T-shirt was stuffed into Douse’s throat to kill him after he was beaten unconscious.

Aragon pleaded guilty to aggravated assault for his role in Douse’s death and was sentenced to three years and 11 months in custody.

Douse’s body was found in a North Pickering field on Dec. 8, 2005 by a man walking his dogs.

He had been set on fire and his hands and feet were bound. His mouth was gagged and a bag was over his head.

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2017/01/05/former-bandido-biker-sues-jail-and-queen-for-more-than-2m-for-loss-of-dignity-pain-and-suffering.html

Posted by ace on Friday 06 January 2017 - 21:09:49

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(USA) Judge weighs booting Paxton prosecutor from Bandidos case

SAN ANTONIO — Attorney Kent Schaffer, one of the court-appointed attorneys prosecuting Attorney General Ken Paxton in a securities fraud case, is running into trouble of his own in a racketeering and conspiracy case where he represents the former president of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club.

Federal prosecutors say that Schaffer has acted as “house counsel” to the organization, “entangling himself … to an extraordinary degree” in the club’s affairs so that he and his co-counsel are in effect “unindicted co-conspirators.”

Assistant U.S. Attorney Eric Fuchs is asking federal Magistrate Judge Henry J. Bemporad to remove Schaffer and his co-counsel, James Kennedy, as defense attorneys for Jeff Pike, the former Bandidos president.

Fuchs claims Schaffer and Kennedy have conflicts of interest, as also reported by the Houston Chronicle last week.

While Bemporad rejected an earlier version of the motion, it became clear at a hearing Friday morning that the government has produced enough evidence to cause him to reconsider.

Prosecutors have raised three issues.

First, they say the club had Schaffer review legal paperwork to try to identify snitches, which could conceivably involve him in the alleged conspiracy. Second, prosecutors say the club kept Schaffer on retainer as “house counsel,” raising the same issue.

Finally, they say Schaffer previously represented two witnesses against Pike, which could put him in an untenable position if he knows anything he would want to use against his former clients this time around.

It is already a conflict, prosecutors say, that Schaffer is insisting on being told their identities while they wish to remain anonymous until trial.

Bemporad postponed consideration of the first two issues Friday, while asking for additional written arguments from Schaffer’s team. Schaffer must now convince Bemporad that adding a new lawyer to the team who is “walled off” from information about the former clients will solve the conflict. Otherwise, Bemporad said he will disqualify Schaffer and Kennedy.

After that issue is resolved, the court will have a chance to consider whether or not Schaffer had any actual involvement in a criminal enterprise.

Evidence that damages Schaffer’s reputation could prove highly embarrassing to the Collin County judges who agreed to pay Schaffer and two other attorneys more than $1 million to prosecute Paxton in a case based on a mistaken assumption.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Joey Contreras argued that Schaffer also has a conflict between protecting his own reputation and serving his client.

“He’s trying to salvage his own reputation because it does sound bad,” Contreras said, citing allegations of murder and attempted murder.

The evidence, which includes testimony from an agent of the Drug Enforcement Administration and two members of the club, remains under seal. Schaffer was given a redacted copy of an affidavit by the DEA agent Friday.

However, because the testimony remains under seal, it’s impossible for the public to know how much of this could be gamesmanship.

Schaffer told the judge that, as best he could figure, the witnesses were likely two club members he had represented in “assault-type cases” over bar fights.

His argument was that a bar fight involving a club member in his individual capacity would have no bearing or connection to the alleged criminal conspiracy.

This matter creates a problem with appearances for Schaffer. The case against Paxton is based on an allegation that he put his own interests before his partners. Here, Schaffer is effectively asking a judge to let him put his own interest before the interest of his former clients.

http://watchdog.org/285489/schaffer-paxton-bandidos/

Posted by ace on Friday 06 January 2017 - 21:08:10

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(CAN) Rock Machine member murdered in Vaudreuil claimed he wanted to start new life

One of the two men who were murdered in Vaudreuil-Dorion last month had previously told a parole board he knew his life was in danger if he continued living in Quebec and remained a member of a notorious biker gang.

The details on how Joseph Fluet somewhat foreshadowed his demise are contained in the written summary of a parole hearing he had just 13 months before the 45-year-old was fatally shot, on Dec. 1, along with Steven Lamarsh, 38, in a field in a quiet residential part of the city west of Montreal.

At the time of the hearing, Fluet was serving a two-year sentence for having used two fellow members of the Rock Machine biker gang to intimidate and defraud an elderly man out of tens of thousands of dollars. The victim had agreed to invest $60,000 in a company with Fluet but the biker falsely claimed that shares the 80-year-old man offered as his part of the agreement had been rejected by their bank. The two other bikers Fluet sent convinced the man to hand over two vehicles worth $30,000 and another $30,000 in cash. They then demanded he pay them more as interest. Several days later, the victim learned that his shares had actually been cashed by the bank and called the police.

While the Sûreté du Québec investigated Fluet and the two other men for criminal harassment they executed a search warrant at a warehouse on Balmoral St., in the St-Laurent borough, and found three leather jackets with Rock Machine patches sewn onto them.

Fluet had somehow managed to join the Rock Machine even though, in 2001, he agreed to become a prosecution witness under his original name, Éric Lefebvre. He agreed to testify for the prosecution after having set fire to a pub in Moncton, N.B. while he was working as a drug courier for the Hells Angels in Quebec City. Other businesses were destroyed in the fire and police estimated Lefebvre caused $4.5 million in damages. He ended up testifying against a part owner of the pub who had hired him to set the fire. He also provided evidence that helped convict a lawyer who had offered him a $35,000 bribe to not testify against the pub’s owner.

While Éric Lefebvre likely never would have been able to join a criminal organization like the Rock Machine, Fluet apparently had no problem doing so under his new identity. Fluet even continued recruiting for the Rock Machine as soon as he entered a federal penitentiary in 2014. However, according to Fluet’s parole records, months later, something caused him to seek a dramatic change in his life. The unilingual francophone was transferred to a penitentiary in Saskatchewan and, by May 2015, had expressed a desire to be released to a halfway house outside of Quebec.

He was turned down for any form of release in May 2015 and during his next hearing, on Oct. 19, 2015, he told the Parole Board of Canada he wanted to leave the Rock Machine and planned to reside outside of Quebec.

“The board takes into positive consideration that you are being released in a community other than where you resided in the past. You state (you have not) established negative associations in this community (somewhere outside Quebec). You have also stated your wish to disassociate yourself from the gang in which you were a full-patch member. Of concern to the board is your belief that your life might be in danger if you fully disassociate from them and its potential impact in your choices and behaviour as relate to gang activity once released,” the author of the parole decision wrote. At the time, Fluet also had concerns he still had not learned enough English to start a new life outside Quebec.

Two people – Richard Hunt, 38, of Les Cedres, and his longtime girlfriend, Melanie Binette, 28 – have been charged with the first-degree murders of Fluet and Lamarsh. They are also charged with the attempted murder of a woman who managed to flee from the shooting in Vaudreuil-Dorion. While the SQ has said little about a possible motive behind the shooting, the Journal de Montréal recently quoted anonymous police sources as saying it appeared to involve a dispute over a drug transaction. Both Hunt and Binette have served prison terms in the past for having entered drugs into provincial detention centres in the past.

Their case returns to court in February.

http://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/rock-machine-member-murdered-in-vaudreuil-claimed-he-wanted-to-start-new-life

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Monday 14 November 2016

(USA)Motorcycle club shows support for boy targeted by racist vandalism

A Derry woman and her son who have been targeted by racially explicit vandalism over the past few weeks received some unexpected support Thursday.

Beginning in late October, Eze Obiora, 7, and his mother, Jaci Stimson, were the targets of racist vandalism at their home.

"We were feeling very isolated," Stimson said. "We were scared. We were questioning whether a lot of other people feel this way and we were just oblivious to it."

Stimson said that when she shared her story, support came from everywhere, including one group she never expected: the Manchester Motorcycle Club.

"He knows that somebody cares about him," said Steve Vachon of the Manchester Motorcycle Club. "He knows mom and grandmom do, but perfect strangers showed him that they care. And I think that matters. It makes a big difference."

The club organized a ride Thursday and picked Eze up at school, gave him his own club jacket and took him out for some frozen yogurt.

"Racism is something that's taught, and we don't want him to learn that," said Mike Donovan of the Manchester Motorcycle Club. "We want him to learn that everybody is good, and there's other people out there that support him and are willing to be there for him."

Eze said he enjoyed his day with the motorcycle club.

"I think it's fun to get a lot of new friends," he said.

The racial incidents have stopped, and Stimson said the club and others have sent a powerful message.

"There's a lot more love than hate in the world and our community as well, and he's got all this support," she said.

http://www.wmur.com/article/motorcycle-club-shows-support-for-boy-targeted-by-racist-vandalism/8275521

Posted by MJF on Monday 14 November 2016 - 15:27:37

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(USA)Motorcycle club shows support for boy targeted by racist vandalism

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(USA) Motorcycle accident involving Bandidos support club leaves man in serious condition

A motorcyclist ended up seriously injured after the vehicle he was chasing brake-checked him causing him to ram into the back of it on Interstate 37 South, according to police.

Lawrence Frausto, 34, was seriously injured around 1:21 a.m. Saturday when the BMW he was following hit the brakes, causing Frausto to strike the back of the vehicle. The driver of the BMW did not stop and Frausto was transported to San Antonio Military Medical Center with serious bodily injury, according to San Antonio Police Department spokesman Jesse Salame.

Salame said the driver of the BMW called police roughly an hour after the incident and was booked for failure to stop and render aid.

Frausto and his friends had been chasing the BMW after it had narrowly avoided hitting his motorcycle in a parking lot. In video taken from the scene of the accident showed men wearing motorcycle vests with "Macheteros" stitched to the top. The Macheteros have been listed in past articles as a San Antonio-based "support group" or chapter of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club, a motorcycle gxxx.

http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/local/traffic/article/Accident-involving-Bandidos-support-club-leaves-10610326.php#photo-11798042

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(CAN)The legend of late Toronto biker Johnny Sombrero lives on

Hundreds of mourners attended the funeral of Johnny Sombrero, the larger-than-life leader and founder of the Black Diamond Riders Motorcycle Club who died last week at age 81.

Hundreds of mourners packed a Toronto funeral home Saturday to pay their respects to Johnny Sombrero, the larger-than-life leader and founder of the Black Diamond Riders Motorcycle Club who died last week at age 81 after a lengthy battle with diabetes and heart disease.

“The legend lives on,” said one grey-haired biker wearing a BDR patch who attended the visitation and service on Weston Rd., not far Sombrero’s north Toronto stomping grounds.

The remembrances were attended by members of several affiliate clubs including the Houston-based Amigos MC, with some travelling from the U.S. to offer their tributes. Also known as Harry Barnes, Sombrero is survived by his wife of 58 years, Maire Barnes, five children and seven grandchildren.

While he had brushes with the law decades ago, including a court case over his storage of a gun collection, friends and colleagues remembered him as an old school throwback to the day when bike gangs were about freedom and rebellion and showed respect for one another.

News reports in 1963, however, described the then 28-year-old as a “beefy, tough-talking” leader of a 200-strong gxxx of thrill-seeking riders that “terrorized high school dance halls, staged brawls and administered serious beatings to whoever was considered an opponent.”

The article also reported on a series of “lightning police raids” on BDR headquarters that saw Sombrero jailed for three months on a liquor charge.

As well, BDR riders took part in a clash in the early 1990s with rival Canadian motorcycle club the Satan’s Choice after a reported attempt to encroach on the gang’s Sudbury territory resulted in a melee in the parking lot of a hotel.

And the Star described a “motorcycle gxxx battle” that resulted in charges against Barnes, who the report described as a plumber by trade, after a bar fight left a man with a brain injury that required surgery.

A reputation had built up around Sombrero and BDR as evidenced by a reference in the 1980s Blues Brothers film that was a nod by actor Dan Aykroyd to the club from his home province.

Despite the notoriety, Sombrero’s daughter, Sabrina Robinson, said he was loved by many, including the children in north Toronto who would gather around the leather jacketed biker’s Indian motorcycle when he rode into their neighbourhoods.

“A lot of people have an idea what a biker is,” Robinson said. “But he wasn’t like that. He never smoked, didn’t do drugs,” and he didn’t like tattoos.

“He was colourful and he definitely had an independent streak,” added Toronto lawyer David Costa, who defended the then aging biker in 2011 against unsafe firearms charges that were dismissed after a gun expert for the defence testified Sombrero met or exceeded the requirement of safe storage laws.

“He didn’t like to be pushed around,” Costa said, noting as well that Sombrero was an expert collector and gunsmith who provided firearms consulting services to Hollywood moviemakers.

Sombrero’s daughter said her father’s life as Supreme Leader of the BDR began when he founded the club 60 years ago in his late teens, inspired by a love of guns, bikes and the open road.

She said the BDR club and charter continue to exist, although original members who are still alive are mostly in their seventies.

Robinson said her father should be remembered as a uniquely Canadian “cultural icon” and a patriot, noting that his body was adorned with a poppy at the open-casket viewing. She said he lived life to the fullest and stuck to his credo — no guts, no glory.

“He was true to his principles and absolutely loyal to everyone around him.”

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2016/11/12/the-legend-of-late-toronto-biker-johnny-sombrero-lives-on.html

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Wednesday 02 November 2016

(AUS) Mongols bikie Andrew Peter Stevens loses immigration case, has one last chance to avoid deportation to the UK

A SENIOR Mongols bikie’s chances of release from detention on Christmas Island, and avoiding deportation to the UK, now rest on a Constitutional challenge filed by a stranger.

On Wednesday, the Federal Court rejected Andrew Peter Stevens’ claim his Australian visa had been cancelled, unreasonably, on character grounds.

However, Justice Natalie Charlesworth said she could not finalise Stevens’ case as part of his claim matched an argument being heard in the Full Court of the Federal Court next month.

She adjourned final determination of Stevens’ fate until the conclusion of that case — leaving the Mongols treasurer in immigration detention limbo in the meantime.

Stevens is a UK citizen who has moved to Australia with his parents in 1971, aged nine.

His visa was cancelled in June, when Immigration Minister Peter Dutton ordered both he and key Comanchero Paul Burgess be deported on character grounds.

More than 80 bikies, sex offenders and drug traffickers have had their visas cancelled in the past two years.

Adelaide underworld figure Leonard Gjeka was deported to his native Albania in late 2014.

Richmond AFL footballer Dustin Martin’s father had links to bikie gangs and was deported to New Zealand earlier this year.

Wednesday’s judgment followed Stevens’ plea for an expedited hearing, filed after his Thebarton gym burned down.

It was the second arson attack against his businesses in four days, following on from the destruction of Hyperperformance Cycles at Ridgehaven.

SA Police believe they know the motive for both arson attacks but do not have information sufficient to lead to arrests.

In her judgment, Justice Charlesworth said she was satisfied Mr Dutton had properly weighed “all of the matters” he was required to, by law, in reaching his decision.

She said the decision displayed neither unreasonableness nor jurisdictional error, nor that he had made errors about Stevens’ rehabilitation.

“The Minister did not, in any event, infer ‘lack of rehabilitation’ as alleged (by Stevens),” she said.

“He went no further than to conclude Stevens may have rehabilitated, but that his membership of the Mongols was a countervailing consideration in that regard.

“There is, in my opinion, some intelligible justification underlying that reasoning.”

Justice Charlesworth said Mr Dutton was allowed to consider the threat posed by outlaw gangs “generally”, not require specific evidence of Stevens’ chapter having committed crimes.

“Further, it was open to him to proceed on the basis that exclusion of (outlaw gang) members will contribute to national law enforcement efforts by disabling such groups,” she said.

She said that, if the Full Court ruled against the argument also being made by Stevens, the matter would not be brought back before her.

Should that case succeed, she said, Stevens’ case would return on a date to be set.

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(AUS) Laws restoring freedoms to criminal motorcycle gangs likely to pass despite warnings from CCC, police

LABOR is likely to ram through a Bill to weaken anti-bikie laws, despite warnings from the Crime and Corruption Commission and police that doing so will strengthen gangs’ ranks and reduce public safety.

The Serious and Organised Crime Legislation Amendment Bill will be debated in parliament as early as today, as doubts increase over whether Labor intends to heed submissions made against it.

The parliamentary committee charged with examining the Bill and submissions failed to reach a decision to recommend it to parliament, with Labor and LNP members locked in a stalemate.

With support from the Greens, the Bill is likely to be passed in full parliament.

Chairman and Labor MP Mark Furner used the committee’s report to parliament to dramatically discredit submissions made by Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate and Broadbeach councillor Paul Taylor, who are both staunch supporters of existing laws.

While talking up the “inclusiveness of all relevant stakeholders affected by these laws” in the consultation process, he described Cr Tate’s submission as “misleading” and said it contradicted his stance in a media report and then accused Cr Taylor of discouraging Surfers Paradise and Broadbeach Alliances from giving evidence.

The Mayor hit back at the claims yesterday, describing Mr Furner as “the Minister for bikies” and saying Labor was “in the pocket of unionist/bikies criminal gangs”.

“When I received the commentary this morning, the best I could say is he is either ignorant or dumb,” he said.

Cr Tate said Labor would “smashed” at the next election if it softened the laws which saw all outlaw clubhouses on the Coast shut down.

The CCC in its submission said it had intelligence that indicated outlaw motorcycle clubs, including three high-profile gangs, had begun to reactivate on the Coast after Labor was elected in January 2015.

“It is perceived by clubs that there is a softening of the stance against OMCG activity,”

chairman Alan MacSporran QC said.

The submission from the Queensland Police Service said softening the laws would “reduce the capability of the QPS to respond” to organised crime and there would be “a consequential

reduction in public safety, with a flowthrough impact on community confidence in police and

government’’.

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