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Police target Lone Wolf motorcycle gang across two countries
Australian and New Zealand authorities arrested 20 people and laid 69 charges against the Lone Wolf Outlaw Motorcycle Gang in a coordinated operation.
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Australian and New Zealand authorities arrested 20 people and laid 69 charges against the Lone Wolf Outlaw Motorcycle Gang in a coordinated operation. Police in Australia and New Zealand arrested 20 members of the Lone Wolf Outlaw Motorcycle Gang and laid 69 charges after assessing the group as posing a very high…
Gang assessed as very high threat
The Lone Wolf Outlaw Motorcycle Gang has been assessed as posing a very high threat in organised crime in Australia, driven by alleged involvement in illicit drug importation and trafficking, money laundering and violence.
Coordinated operation nets arrests
A national day of action by Taskforce Morpheus on Thursday ended in twenty arrests and sixty nine charges laid.
Police say gang puts profits first
Queensland Detective Superintendent Troy Pukallus said Lone Wolf used violence, intimidation and organised offending for financial gain.
“They have no regard for the impact their actions have on the safety and wellbeing of the community”
Authorities vow to dismantle networks
Police say they are sending a clear message that no matter how well-connected criminal gangs believe they are, authorities are committed to identifying, disrupting and dismantling organised crime networks wherever they operate.
The one thing
Police in Australia and New Zealand arrested 20 members of the Lone Wolf Outlaw Motorcycle Gang and laid 69 charges after assessing the group as posing a very high threat to organised crime.
