Donal MacIntyre 'attacked by Chelsea football hooligans he exposed' in undercover TV report | Mail Online

Donal MacIntyre 'attacked by Chelsea football hooligans he exposed' in undercover TV report | Mail Online: "Undercover reporter Donal MacIntyre and his wife were viciously attacked by a father and daughter in a bar brawl after drinkers turned on him for helping to convict Chelsea football hooligans, a court heard yesterday.The TV journalist had visited the bar with wife Ameera De La Rose - who was suffering a brain tumour - when other drinkers noticed him.They started to berate him for his part in a conviction of Jason Mariner - a football hooligan who was exposed in his programme 'MacIntyre Undercover'.
It was alleged that one of the drinkers, James Wild, attacked MacIntyre to seek revenge for Mariner's conviction and in a scuffle outside the venue, also struck De La Rose, bruising her arms.
Wild's 25-year-old daughter Caley is charged with assaulting MacIntyre in the scuffle on June 17, 2009.MacIntyre said the attack was linked to the prosecution of the notorious Chelsea Headhunters gang."

Donal MacIntyre's wife tells court gang 'attacked him like a pack of wolves' | Mail Online

Donal MacIntyre's wife tells court gang 'attacked him like a pack of wolves' | Mail Online: "wife of investigative journalist Donal MacIntyre broke down in tears as she told a court how a gang of thugs set upon him like 'a pack of wolves' in a brutal vengeance attack.Giving evidence yesterday against a father and daughter accused of being the ringleaders of the assault, in which she too was injured, Ameera McIntyre, 32, said: 'The men who attacked my husband were going to kill him.'James Wild, 47, and his 23-year-old daughter Caley, 25, are facing separate charges for the alleged assault, said to have been in revenge for a 1999 documentary by Mr McIntyre on the Chelsea Headhunters hooligan 'firm', which resulted in the jailing of thug Jason Marriner for six years"

The Canadian Press: 2 alleged leaders of Mexican student gang shot to death in tourist zone of Oaxaca

The Canadian Press: 2 alleged leaders of Mexican student gang shot to death in tourist zone of Oaxaca: "Two alleged leaders of a university student gang were shot to death Friday by gunmen on a motorcycle in the tourist zone of Mexico's colonial city of Oaxaca.
The killings occurred in front of the former convent of Santo Domingo, a popular tourist attraction in downtown Oaxaca.
The men's bodies lay on a sidewalk in front of the colonial-era building for some time after the attack. The gunmen fled and have not been identified.
Unidentified assailants wounded another prominent member of the gang Friday, but did not kill him.
The gang was accused of attacking anti-government protesters in 2006.
Oaxaca has largely been spared drug violence plaguing much of Mexico, but suffered anti-government political unrest in 2006.
And in the northern city of Chihuahua, unidentified assailants killed four employees of a bar, state prosecutors' spokesman Fidel Banuelos said.
The bar, located at the centre, was about to open for business for the first time."

You don’t get much sleep with a lumpy, loaded sawed-off shotgun under your pillow.

Nevertheless, that’s where Niagara police found the double-barreled weapon when they raided a crack house in a Queenston Street apartment in St. Catharines Thursday.

Police had heard there might be a weapon inside the house before they executed a search warrant and also found ammunition for it as well as some crack cocaine and marijuana.

“The firearm was located in the bedroom stuffed under a pillow and appeared to be in working condition,” a police spokesman said, adding members of the St. Catharines Street Crime Unit had begun receiving information a week ago about a man living on Queenston Street selling crack cocaine. Further information suggested that this male was in possession of a firearm.

A 23-year-old St. Catharines man faces drug possession and trafficking charges as well as charges of possession of a prohibited firearm, careless storage of a firearm and proceeds of crime.

Major clubs like the Hell's Angels, Bandidos, Finks and Black Uhlans are expected to swallow smaller clubs.

SENIOR Gold Coast police are bracing for a new wave of bikie 'super clubs' as membership soars and major gangs move to take over smaller clubs.

An internal police email from a high-ranking officer leaked to the Gold Coast Bulletin reveals police have pinpointed these 'super clubs' as a serious threat.

Major clubs like the Hell's Angels, Bandidos, Finks and Black Uhlans are expected to swallow smaller clubs.

Some members of the Nomads have already swapped colours to the much larger Hell's Angels in anticipation of a potential takeover.

The email also said some members of the Commancheros and Lone Wolf gangs in Sydney had joined forces in drug manufacture and identity theft schemes

Police reconstruct moment man was shot in health club car park « Deadline Press & Picture Agency#comment-9730

Police reconstruct moment man was shot in health club car park « Deadline Press & Picture Agency#comment-9730: "POLICE have reconstructed the moment when a man was shot outside a health club in Edinburgh last week in a bid to jog gym-goers memories.
Robert Kelbie, 27, a property developer, was shot and wounded outside Bannatyne’s Health Club in Newcraighall during one of its busiest periods as he walked through the car park.
Last night – exactly one week on from the attack – officers from the Lothian and Borders force stopped drivers in the car park, hoping to trace the owner of silver or grey Vauxhall Vectra."

Fighting crime in the West from the frontline - Crime - News - Brimbank Leader

Fighting crime in the West from the frontline - Crime - News - Brimbank Leader: "GANGLAND killings, high profile murders and suspicious deaths - former homicide detective Charlie Bezzina has investigated them all.
And now, with the publication of his new book The Job-Fighting Crime from the Frontline, readers can gain an insight into how police strive to solve crime and provide answers for the victims’ families.
Sunshine resident Bezzina, who spent 37 years on the force including 17 years in the homicide squad and now runs his own handyman business, said the main purpose of the book was to show the community the reality of a murder investigation.
“I find the community are ... very believing of what they see on TV,” Bezzina said"

Norteño gang members ,Sunnyvale police seek suspects in 2007 killings

Sunnyvale police seek suspects in 2007 killings: "Rolando Mendoza, 27, of San Jose was stabbed to death in the parking lot of an apartment complex at 499 N. Fair Oaks Ave. the night of April 26, 2007. He was killed by Norteño gang members upset that a fellow Norteño had been assaulted, police said.
Witnesses told police that three men in a Honda had driven into the parking lot and that the driver had gotten out of the car, yelled an epithet deriding the Sureño gang and stabbed Mendoza in the chest with a folding knife.
Investigators identified three men as suspects. Two are in custody and are set to go to trial next month on murder and other charges: Victor Knox-Martinez, 23, of San Jose, who allegedly stabbed Mendoza, and Gabriel Gubatan, 24, of Pacifica."

Mexican Police Force Quits En Masse After Attack

Borderland Beat: Mexican Police Force Quits En Masse After Attack: "entire police force of a rural community in the northern Mexican state of Nuevo Leon resigned after their headquarters was attacked with assault rifles and grenades, the town’s mayor said Tuesday.

Santos Salinas Garza made the announcement after a meeting with the 14 officers working in Los Ramones, a municipality of some 6,000 people 60 kilometers (37 miles) east of Monterrey, the state capital."

Quebec police are remaining tight-lipped about the reported stabbing of one of Canada's most notorious criminals.

Quebec police are remaining tight-lipped about the reported stabbing of one of Canada's most notorious criminals.

Officers are confirming that four inmates were involved in an altercation at the Sainte Anne des Plaines Penitentiary Saturday afternoon.

But they are not confirming reports that Maurice "Mom" Boucher, the former head of the Hells Angels in Montreal, was hurt in the incident.

Surete du Quebec Sgt. Gregory Gomez del Prado said two prisoners received minor injuries in the altercation.

"One of them refused to go to the hospital, and the other one was transferred to the hospital in Laval," he said.

"We're investigating, of course, to try to determine what happened."

He said the incident will be reviewed by the Crown prosecutor to determine if charges will be laid.

Boucher is currently serving three life sentences at the prison.

Salinas gang member faces life in prison after conviction in shooting | thecalifornian.com | The Salinas Californian

Salinas gang member faces life in prison after conviction in shooting | thecalifornian.com | The Salinas Californian: "Gerardo Pineda Gomez, 32, of Salinas, was convicted late Wednesday of two counts of attempted murder, assault with a firearm, attempted solicitation of murder, witness intimidation and attempted solicitation of perjury.The conviction stems from a September 2007 incident, where Gomez and a friend used their Cadillac to block another car into a driveway in Salinas; Gomez then ordered his friend to shoot at the two men inside. One man was struck in the leg and side. The second man wasn't hit."

Northwest Herald | Gang members arrested in warrant sweep

Northwest Herald | Gang members arrested in warrant sweep: "U.S. Marshals Service, arrested three members of the Latin Kings on Thursday, the sheriff’s office said in a news release.
Omar Manriquez-Cazares, 21, of Woodstock, Gilberto Cazares, 20, of Woodstock, and Gregorio Pena, 26, of Harvard, were arrested during a warrant sweep. All three men have been documented to be members of the Latin Kings Street Gang, the sheriff’s office said.
After a six-month investigation, Omar Manriquez-Cazares and Gilberto Cazares were charged with unlawful delivery of a controlled substance and unlawful possession of controlled substance. Omar Manriquez-Cazares’ bond was set at $50,000, and Gilberto Cazares bond was set at $80,000."

Mom Boucher stabbed in prison brawl: reports

Mom Boucher stabbed in prison brawl: reports: "high-ranking member of the Hells Angels currently serving three life sentences in a Montreal-area jail was reportedly one of two men stabbed within the facility on Saturday.
Various media outlets are reporting that Maurice (Mom) Boucher received only minor injuries in the altercation in the Ste. Anne des Plaines detention centre.
Sûreté du Québec spokesperson Claude Ross confirmed the SQ responded to reports of an incident in the facility, where Boucher has been held for the past eight years, at around 3:15 p.m. There were four men involved in the altercation, Ross said, and two were injured. When the SQ arrived to escort them to hospital, they refused, leading investigators to conclude their wounds were not severe.
Investigators were still on the scene Saturday night meeting with all four men, Ross said. He could not confirm if Boucher was involved in the incident.
Boucher, the former leader of the Hells Angels' Montreal chapter, was convicted in 2002 of ordering the deaths of prison guards in an attempt to intimidate Quebec justice officials.
He survived a previous attack involving a makeshift knife in the prison's common room later that same year. Boucher was only slightly injured, but his attacker was stabbed 21 times by five other inmates who rushed to Boucher's aid."

James Ross, 26, was tortured in a villa on the Algarve for 13 days after being lured to Portugal by agang kidnap ordeal in Portugal - The Daily Record

Scot has ear, fingers & toes chopped off during drug gang kidnap ordeal in Portugal - The Daily Record: "SCOT had an ear, two fingers and three toes chopped off during a horrific kidnap ordeal over an alleged £10,000 drug debt.
James Ross, 26, was tortured in a villa on the Algarve for 13 days after being lured to Portugal by a gang of Brits.
Dad-of-two Ross, from Wick, Caithness, was found bleeding in the street in the village of Alfontes, near Loule, by Carlos Pereira.
Carlos said: 'He came staggering towards me, asking me to stop, waving his arms in the air.
'He had no left ear and was missing two fingers on his left hand, a toe from one foot and two from the other. He also had a leg wound.'
Ross told him he had been involved in a road accident.
Mr Pereira said: 'He was very white. He said, 'Please, please, telephone'. I decided to put him in my van and drove him to a square, near a cafe, and called the police.'
Alerted Northern Constabulary had ranked Ross as a 'high risk' missing person and alerted the UK Serious Organised Crime Agency and Portuguese cops.
Ross's sister Gayle last night said the family did not wish to comment, adding: 'We actually don't know anything. The police have never been in contact with us so I don't want to say any more.'
A Portuguese newspaper claimed Ross owed fellow Brit John Maclean £10,000 over a cannabis deal."

Local official and son slain by gunmen in violence-ridden Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez | Washington Examiner

Local official and son slain by gunmen in violence-ridden Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez | Washington Examiner: "Gunmen in the drug violence-ridden border city of Ciudad Juarez have killed a local official and his son, Mexican officials said Sunday.
Rito Grado Serrano was regional president of the community of El Porvenir outside Ciudad Juarez but lived with his family in Ciudad Juarez — one of the cities hardest hit by Mexico's drug war.
Authorities say Grado and his son Rigoberto were slain by unidentified gunmen Saturday night at their house in the city across the border from El Paso, Texas. The motive was unknown, but drug gangs have increasingly targeted government officials who do not cooperate with them."

David Hartley: Mexican Drug Cartel Murder of American Jet-Skiing with Wife May All Have been a Mere”Misunderstanding”

VDARE.com: Blog Articles » David Hartley: Mexican Drug Cartel Murder of American Jet-Skiing with Wife May All Have been a Mere”Misunderstanding”: "Los Zetas drug cartel destroyed her husband’s body the same day they murdered him.
David Hartley is the American who was jet-skiing with his wife, Tiffany, on September 30 on Falcon Lake, which straddles the U.S.-Mexican border. The Hartleys had gone to the lake “to photograph a historic, half-submerged church.” Three speedboats of drug cartel “pirates” began firing on the couple and, according to Mrs. Hartley, shot her husband four times, including twice in the back of the head, killing him. I say, according to Mrs. Hartley, because her husband’s body has yet to be found.
Some anonymous Internet commenters argued initially that Mrs. Hartley had murdered her husband, and used narcoterror as a cover story."

Los Zetras Judge Orders 8 Suspects in Mexico Massacre Case Held in Prison

Latin American Herald Tribune - Judge Orders 8 Suspects in Mexico Massacre Case Held in Prison: "judge ordered eight suspects arrested in connection with the massacre of 72 Latin American migrants at a ranch in Mexico in August held in prison, the Attorney General’s Office said.

Juan Manuel Cano, Edgar Sesma Vega, Jose Gustavo Blanco, Victor Resendez, Jesus Garcia, Manuel Vazquez, Jesus Vargas and Eduardo Rico Perez were taken to the El Rincon prison in Tepic, a city in Nayarit state, and the Villa Aldama prison in Veracruz state.

The suspects, who were arrested in August and September, face murder, kidnapping, organized crime, arms and corruption of minors charges, the AG’s office said.

The suspects were arrested between Aug. 24, when marines found the migrants’ bodies at a ranch in the northeastern state of Tamaulipas, and Sept. 7."

Ex-gangster gunned down at Vancouver mall

Ex-gangster gunned down at Vancouver mall: "Gurmit Singh Dhak, 32, was sitting inside his luxury SUV in the parking lot of the Metrotown mall at about 5:50 p.m. when he was shot.
Cpl. Dale Carr of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team said Dhak was alone in the black BMW, though others told The Vancouver Sun that his wife and kids were nearby.
“The shopping centre was open at the time of the shooting, however there were very few shopping patrons in the parking lot at the time of the incident,” Carr said.
He said the shooting appears “very targeted.”
Dhak was shot in the face, which is often the mark of a professional hit.
Police have seized surveillance video from the mall’s security team."

Police Hunt for Killers of Gangster Gurmit Singh Dhak - The Real Scoop

Police Hunt for Killers of Gangster Gurmit Singh Dhak - The Real Scoop: "Integrated Homicide Investigation Team is now searching for the assassin of Gurmit Singh Dhak, a long-time Vancouver gangster who himself was convicted of manslaughter.
He was gunned down in the parking lot of Metrotown Saturday.
Dhak had a long list of enemies. He was wounded in a shooting at Quattro on Fourth in September 2007 and refused to cooperate with police afterwards.
His brother Sukhveer is still before the courts in a trafficking and conspiracy case."

DeAndre Tunstall, ringleader of the renegade Second Line street gang. : The rise of a violent Sarasota gang | HeraldTribune.com

Newtown's Second Line: The rise of a violent Sarasota gang | HeraldTribune.com: "Someone yelled 'Get down!' and a bullet came so close Anderson could hear it hiss through the air. He was carrying a large black bag, and as two more shots rang out he dropped it and ran for cover, sprinting around the corner of a house.
Anderson, a barber, watched the robbers rummage through the bag that contained the tools of his trade -- scissors, razors and several dozen pairs of electric trimmers.
Anderson recognized the tallest one as DeAndre Tunstall, ringleader of the renegade Second Line street gang. Tunstall's face was mostly uncovered by the loose mask, as if he wanted Anderson to know who was taking his money"

Cathedral City gangster was convicted Thursday of second-degree murder

Second-degree murder conviction for gangster | mydesert.com | The Desert Sun: "Cathedral City gangster was convicted Thursday of second-degree murder in the shooting death of his friend following a brawl at a gang party in Thousand Palms.


Daniel Karlson, a 33-year-old member of Barrio Cathedral City, originally was charged with first-degree murder in the July 14, 2008, death of Johnny Godinez, 27, who was also a member of the gang.The jury at the Larson Justice Center in Indio also found true sentencing enhancements that Karlson used a gun and committed the shooting for the benefit of a criminal street gang."

Police seek two suspects in Calgary killing of Vancouver gangster

Police seek two suspects in Calgary killing of Vancouver gangster: "Police know at least two men laid in wait and ambushed a former B.C. gangster gunned down outside a Calgary nightclub, but are no closer to catching his killers a year later.
Someone killed David Tajali, 33, and wounded his younger brother, Niki, during a confrontation in the parking lot behind 1812 4th St. S.W. shortly before 2:30 a.m. on Sept. 6, 2009.
Shortly after the shooting, police issued sketches of two men seen in the area at the time of the shooting.
On Tuesday, investigators revealed they now believe one man shot Tajali while the other one stood nearby and acted as a lookout.
'This was a targeted attack,' said Staff Sgt. Doug Andrus of the Calgary police homicide unit.
Andrus and other investigators returned to the scene Tuesday for the recording of a Crime Stoppers re-enactment of the crime.
Prior to the shooting, David and Niki Tajali were inside BLVD Lounge, a nightclub next door to the scene."

Durango has traditionally been under the control of the Sinaloa Cartel, led by Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman

Mexico Drug War Update | StoptheDrugWar.org: "Across Mexico, at least 34 people were killed during a 48-hour period. In the isolated Durango town of San Jose de La Cruz, a firefight between rival drug traffickers left fourteen dead. Much of Durango has traditionally been under the control of the Sinaloa Cartel, led by Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman."

Mexico Drug War Update | StoptheDrugWar.org

Mexico Drug War Update | StoptheDrugWar.org: "In Guadalupe, near Monterrey, 15 people were killed after a suspected grenade attack on the town’s main plaza. Six children, including a three-year old, were among the wounded. It was the fourth attack with an explosive device in the Monterrey area in two days. On Friday, grenade attacks were reported outside a prison, the US consulate, and a federal court."

Mexico Drug War Update | StoptheDrugWar.org

Mexico Drug War Update | StoptheDrugWar.org: "In Ciudad Juarez, 14 people were killed across the city. In one incident, a wounded man attempted to hide inside a restaurant, only to be discovered by the gunmen who were chasing him and shot dead in front of many patrons. Some were seen to have bloodstains on their clothing from the incident. 23 killings were reported in Juarez in the first 3 days of October."

Latin American Herald Tribune - Six Gunmen Die in Clash with Mexican Troops

Latin American Herald Tribune - Six Gunmen Die in Clash with Mexican Troops: "Six gunmen were killed in a clash with army troops in the northeastern state of Tamaulipas, Mexico’s defense department said Friday.

One soldier was wounded in the engagement in the municipality of Nueva Ciudad Guerrero.

Helicopter-borne troops under the command of the 7th Military Zone were conducting “aerial reconnaissance” Thursday when they detected a vehicle hidden in the vegetation and stopped to investigate, the defense department said in a statement.

On landing to inspect the vehicle, the soldiers “were attacked with gunfire by suspected organized crime elements who sheltered in a structure,” the statement continued.

Besides killing six of the assailants, the troops seized seven assault rifles, a grenade-launcher, ammunition and an SUV.

Two powerful drug mobs, the Gulf cartel and Los Zetas, are battling each other for control of the illegal trade in Tamaulipas, which borders Texas."

Mexico Expands Search for Murdered American’s Body

Latin American Herald Tribune - Mexico Expands Search for Murdered American’s Body: "Mexican government has “intensified” the search for the body of an American murdered by gunmen on the Mexican side of a lake shared by the two countries, the Foreign Relations Secretariat said.

Mexico is using trained searchers, boats and helicopters to search for the body of David Hartley in the Falcon International Reservoir, which straddles the U.S.-Mexican border, the secretariat said.

The Mexican government is committed to “investigating the death of the U.S. citizen in the Falcon Reservoir,” located in the border state of Tamaulipas, where the Gulf and Los Zetas drug cartels have been battling for control of smuggling routes into the United States, the secretariat said.

Hartley and his wife, Tiffany, who live in McAllen, Texas, were riding jet skis on Sept. 30 at the reservoir when they were attacked and chased by men aboard a boat, the victim’s wife told police.

Hartley was shot in the head, Tiffany Hartley, who managed to escape to Texas, said."

PD: Gang Member Arrested After Pursuit - Central Coast News Story - KSBW The Central Coast

PD: Gang Member Arrested After Pursuit - Central Coast News Story - KSBW The Central Coast: "19-year-old was arrested after a police pursuit through the streets of Salinas early Tuesday.
A green Honda Accord was reported early Tuesday. At about 6:45 a.m., officers initiated a traffic stop on Christopher Ruiz, a known gang member, police said.
Ruiz refused to stop and a pursuit began, police said.
Ruiz eventually crashed into a light pole at the intersection of East Alisal and John streets. Police said Ruiz then ran from the vehicle into a nearby apartment complex where he was taken into custody.
Ruiz had several shaved keys on him used to steal vehicles, police said.
Ruiz was booked into the Monterey County Jail on suspicion of possessing a stolen vehicle, vehicle pursuit, possession of burglary tools and gang enhancements.

Taxpayers foot $1.8M legal aid bill for Hells Angels | Canada | News | Toronto Sun

Taxpayers foot $1.8M legal aid bill for Hells Angels | Canada | News | Toronto Sun: "Quebec taxpayers have dished out $1.8 million in the past 18 months for Hells Angels bikers charged with murder, drug trafficking and gangsterism.
The province’s legal services agency released the numbers in its annual report this week. It shows that Quebecers paid the amounts for lawyers in private practice, mainly to defend bikers arrested in Project SharcQc.
The April 2009 police operation dealt a crippling blow to the Hells Angels in Eastern Canada. A total of 133 suspects face charges, including first-degree murder, gangsterism, drug trafficking and conspiracy to commit murder. They’ll be tried en masse to cut down on the number of legal proceedings."

Two Zetas Executed in Brownsville, Texas - Grendel Report

Two Zetas Executed in Brownsville, Texas - Grendel Report: "Authorities have linked Thursday’s double homicide on FM 511 in the northwest outskirts of Brownsville. Texas, to Mexican drug cartels and are investigating the killings as spillover violence from the Tamaulipas war between the Gulf Cartel and Los Zetas.
The bodies of Omar Castillo Flores “El Omarcillo”, 25, and Jose Guadalupe Lopez Perez, 38, were found inside a gray Dodge Ram pickup that was riddled with bullets, police spokesman Eddie Garcia said Friday. He said the truck had a Mexican license plate on the back bumper, and he identified both men as residents of Mexico."

Latin American Herald Tribune - Mexico Nabs 17 Suspected Members of Gulf Cartel

Latin American Herald Tribune - Mexico Nabs 17 Suspected Members of Gulf Cartel: "Marines arrested 17 suspected Gulf cartel members in the northeastern state of Tamaulipas, the Mexican navy said Tuesday.

The arrests of the suspects, who were paraded before reporters on Tuesday at the Matamoros Naval Sector base in Tamaulipas, was made possible by “information obtained via naval intelligence work,” the navy said in a statement.

Marines seized 49 rifles, two handguns and 42 vehicles, including several trucks with trailers, automobiles and SUVs from the suspects.

The operation also netted small amounts of cocaine and marijuana, 101,533 rounds of ammunition, six hand grenades, 125 uniforms, 10 helmets, five bullet-proof vests, 31 cell phones, 20 radios and two relay stations.

This is the second mass arrest of Gulf cartel members carried out by marines recently in Tamaulipas, which borders Texas."

10 gang members charged with O.C. beating | abc7.com

10 gang members charged with O.C. beating | abc7.com: "Ten people with gang ties have been charged with allegedly beating a pedestrian and stealing his wallet in Costa Mesa.
Costa Mesa authorities said the victim was walking with a friend on Sept. 4 when he was confronted by the group. They reportedly jumped the man, kicking and punching him and fracturing and cutting his face. The victim's friend managed to run away.
The group reportedly mentioned being members of a gang right before the attack.
Ten men in their late teens or 20s were arrested at a nearby house. They face a number of charges including assault with a deadly weapon"

Government probes bikie link to drag racing event

Government probes bikie link to drag racing event: "state government will investigate a motorsport event held at a publicly-run venue that led to three outlaw motorcycle-gang members being hospitalised after a feud erupted with a rival gang.
Three members of the Finks motorcycle gang were admitted to hospital over the attack, including senior Finks bikie Stephen Wallace who had three fingers severed by a knife, which were later reattached at Fremantle Hospital.
It is understood another senior Fink was shot in the leg and taken to Royal Perth Hospital, while a third member was taken with head injuries to Fremantle Hospital but discharged that night."

Gang war again in Arthur Road jail - Mumbai - DNA

Gang war again in Arthur Road jail - Mumbai - DNA: "murder accused was injured when a gang-war erupted inside the high-security Arthur Road Central Jail on Saturday, for the second time in two months.
At around 11.45am, Mehandi Hassan, 46, said to be a close aide of mafia don Abu Salem, was brutally attacked with a sharp weapon and punched in the face and eyes allegedly by two members of the Pandavputra gang inside the jail premises.
Hassan, who worked as a driver for Salem, sustained injuries in his eyes, chest, and right arm, and has been admitted to JJ Hospital, said the NM Joshi Marg police. Hassan was a co-accused in the murder of builder Pradeep Jain and had been nabbed five years ago."

Timeline - Gang war in our city's streets | Adelaide Now

Timeline - Gang war in our city's streets | Adelaide Now: "WHERE, and when, Adelaide's underworld gangs have clashed. SEPTEMBER 30: STAR Group officers raid Hells Angels clubrooms at Angle Park hunting a man suspected of attempting to shoot New Boys leader Vince Focarelli a week earlier.
SEPTEMBER 23: Hells Angels nominee with a handgun chased Focarelli from a Sefton Park supermarket. The bikie remains free.
SEPTEMBER 18: A Brompton man shot at his home in a suspected gang payback. The man was a suspect in earlier drive-by shootings at Edwardstown, Lewiston and Andrews Farm at houses connected with Hells Angels members.
AUGUST 30: Police appeal for person who posted footage on YouTube of a vicious Hindley St brawl last year to come forward. Two northern suburbs' New Boys gang members, aged 23 and 36, were charged over the brawl in October, 2009.
Start of sidebar. Skip to end of sidebar.End of sidebar. Return to start of sidebar.AUGUST 20: Police allegedly find enough amphetamines for 1000 street deals in a raid on the West Beach home of an alleged New Boys associate. A man, 23, was charged.
AUGUST 14: A home in Kavel Lane, Klemzig, was hit by six bullets about 9pm in a drive-by shooting. The home belonged to a New Boys member who was in custody. Two people inside the home were not injured."

Police say bikie brawl is not war - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Police say bikie brawl is not war - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation): "WA police say yesterday's fight between rival motorcycle clubs the Coffin Cheaters and the Finks is not the start of a gang war.
The violence broke out about yesterday afternoon inside the Kwinana Motoplex.
Three members of the Finks motorcycle club were taken to hospital. One of them had been shot in the leg and another had three fingers severed.
Detective Senior Sergeant Jeff Christmass has defended the lack of police presence at the event.
'We had no indication that any outlaw motorcycle gang members were going to attend this event,' he said.
While he acknowledges there are tensions between the two clubs, he does not believe it is the start of any war.
All three of the injured men underwent surgery for their injuries."