Outlaw Biker Boss Claims $3mil Bounty on His Head

A colorful biker boss named as national president of Australia’s "largest organized crime network" has been locked up, apparently for going into hiding from a $3-million bounty on his head. Let me tell you about it.
** PLEASE TAP THE "THANKS" BUTTON OR JOIN ME ON PATREON: / themobreporter
The Mob Reporter here with news on Allan Meehan, facing the fallout from being the ostentatious face of a powerful biker club, including his associate who’s become the first victim of a new law making not unlocking your phone for police a crime. It’s all part of another big push by Australian police against outlaw motorcycle clubs, made the country’s Public Enemy #1, where weeks of raids, arrests and searches have been taking swipes at the bikers.
We know Allan Meehan is an outlaw because it’s tattooed on his neck. He’s the confident, swaggering leader of the Comanchero Motorcycle Club, which has a prodigious presence on the country’s streets. The Aussie underworld has been whispering that Meehan is under threat from rivals, with a heavy price on his head. His own lawyer said Meehan relocated with his family to a new state because of warnings of an underworld bounty. His lawyer said police told Meehan there was a $3 million hit out for him. Police disputed that price tag but not the underlying fact.
The pricey residential suburb of Benowa Waters, where he was arrested on Australia’s beautiful Gold Coast, features pleasant family homes and waterfront mansions. The early morning arrest, as we see here, on Thursday, Feb. 9, 2023, was at a lovely modern rental home in a leafy, sparkling neighborhood. Perhaps most importantly for him, it’s a nine-hour drive away from Sydney, where most of Australia’s fiercest gangland friction happens, and where his face is instantly recognized.
For police, though, his new home’s notable feature is it is in another state, in Queensland, north of his registered address in New South Wales.
Back in his home state, he is under a Serious Crime Prevention Order issued against him in November. An SCPO, as they’re called, is like being released on strict bail conditions without having first faced a criminal charge. It’s a made-in-Australia action against figures deemed to be involved in dangerous, serious crimes to curtail their movement and activities, and allow for proactive police interventions. Police say he shut down his phone and got in a car heading out of state almost immediately after the restrictions were placed on him.
CREDITS:
Music is Devious Little Smile by Godmode // Sinister by Anno Domini Beats;
Meehan outlaw photo by Nikki Short; Other Meehan photos from Instagram; Comanchero road video is promotional footage from Comanchero Motorcycle Club ACCA, watch in full here: • COMANCHERO MC 1% ACCA ... ; and from JOKR ACCA, available here: • COMANCHERO NZ MEMORIAL... ; Rebels road video is from promotional footage by Alex V, seen here: • Rebels MC Australia ; Benowa panorama by Benowa State High School under CC-BY-4.0 licence Copyright State of Queensland, (Department of Education), CC BY 4.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...
Bitcoin video by Videvo.
~ The Mob Reporter is a professional journalist bringing you real-life mob, police and true crime news and educational videos.
~ PLEASE SUBSCRIBE: kzbin.info...
~ Please subscribe to my other channels:
• Crime Watch: / crimewatchworld
• Crime in Italy: / crimeinitaly
~ To read my written journalism: nationalpost.com/author/ahump...
Please like, share, comment and subscribe.
Thanks for watching!
~-~~-~~~-~~-~
Please watch: "Genius jewel heist wrecked by sloppy mistakes": • Genius Jewel Heist Wre...
~-~~-~~~-~~-~

[@Unknown-user7]

Absolutely insane that you can be charged for not unlocking your phone. Australian has gone full authoritarian

[@apextroll]

It is a prison colony.🤔

[@Leviathan1983]

whats the difference between a warrant to search the contents of a physical safe vs a digital one?

[@Cat_vs_Jad]

Don't break the law then

[@JuliaAlexandra180]

These crims have been off tap for years, poisoning civilians with meth, and random shootings. Something new is required

[@CRAM991]

@@Leviathan1983 Oh stfu, literally regurgitating what the politicians say. How about i come look through your house, your messages, your daughters photos, your wifes bumhole just because i suspect (but have no proof) you of a crime.

[@drmm3936]

Seriously, when will they do this type of arrest for the thieves we call politicians in Australia..??

[@ATK111]

They don’t fuck around with bikers as we call the in America. They don’t have the power here like they there. But I ride my bike with a few members I know and ride with. I just make sure all my paperwork is up to par. Cause getting pulled over with guy with there”colours”. They don’t harass car club members like this. Lol I own I custom V-Rod. The Canadian IRS called the CRA soon contacted me wanted to know how I owned my bike with no lean or loan. After I showed my income my Union pays me 6 figures plus I was able to use a line of line cause of my house I own to pay for it. Haven’t hears much since then. That was last summer. I’m a legit guy that likes to ride. Some of my buddies have to wear colours. I’m not required. Just a peaceful ride turned into a 2 sitting by the road while they try and rip my bike apart looking for who knows what. All they found was pics of my wife and grown up kids. Abuse of power.

[@serget2168]

Not only Australia byt Canada's Justin Trudeau is a real scumbag tractor and imo he should of been dragged out by his feet screaming like a feminist he is

[@TheMobReporter]

What province, 51?

[@MichaelMulin]

@@ATK111Fuck 12

[@sopranos45]

Lmao never but dream on bro

[@findmyrideaustralia2597]

An Aussie here, I wish our police would put 1% of the resources they put into tracking bikies into tracking known pedophiles but I guess not…

[@phil6506]

They might have to arrest some of their own if they did that.

[@tomasmccarthy3060]

I see all these videos on Australian bikie gangs but what does the average Australian think about the bikies ? Here in America we have motorcycle gangs but we never really see them and they keep to themselves . Kind of like the mafia they only hurt each other . We romance the 1% and mafia here .

[@giovannigliddon6682]

@@tomasmccarthy3060 you rarely see them here too, but occasionally you’ll see them in normal clothes but with tattoos like ‘1%er’ for example. The closest I’ve been to a bikie is when a tactical police team visited my suburb. So most are just as discreet

[@trutheretic]

Would be too many government officials tied up...

[@MikeDep]

What do you mean put more resources into tracking them? The known pedos are on TV constantly and in office, they're very well tracked

[@hatednyc]

Making ppl adhere to parole like guidelines without being convicted of a crime is disgusting. Shame on you Australia.

[@phil6506]

NSW not all of Australia, not yet anyway.

[@michaelnicholson182]

Read something about cops having proof of him organising the vengeance of the shooting of another member, again phones 🤔

[@michaelnicholson182]

Probably got heaps on him without him realising, just banking it up for one day, he'll be swamped with charges & they'll try get him singing 🙄

[@fozzybear8878]

These are criminals.

[@user-sz2px8pv3f]

​@@fozzybear8878 innocent until proven guilty isn't a thing in that prison colony?

[@_gungrave_6802]

Damn that Digital Access Order law is such an egregious invasion of privacy...

[@Tr8nt]

Cops just want pics of their Mrs’ and kids the creepers

[@sopranos45]

Not if ur a real G bad guy smh 🤦🏾

[@tessiepinkman]

It's a sick law. Big brother wants acces so Big brother shall have access. Insane. And the other one he mentioned; the Serious Crime Prevention Order - simply restricting and fucking with peoples lives, even though there's nothing to charge them with... A fascist governments wet dream. Not saying they are fascist, just saying it sure sounds like something a fascist government would do, and love. Have the Australian people not understood what these laws do? Where's the outrage?!

[@Tr8nt]

@@sopranos45 k

[@collinmc90]

@@sopranos45 flexing in the you tube comments. hell ya. Thats whats up.

[@PresidentCoochieGrabber]

U have my permission to tell me about it buddy

[@taylor92ish]

Charged for not unlocking, that’s crazy

[@benfrank1583]

Not unlocking your phone for the cops is a crime? Wtf

[@Ty91681]

Australia has become a communist hell hole.

[@wheressteve]

They can make anything a crime with a room full of co-conspirators and a pen.

[@williamvelatx]

Australia man

[@wildnfree101]

It's been a crime in the UK for years.

[@julianshepherd2038]

@@wildnfree101 Whether the police have ‘reasonable grounds’ to suspect you’re involved in a crime or carrying any of the above items or not, they aren’t legally allowed to look through your phone unless you give them permission or they have obtained necessary legal documents relating to terrorism or child sex offences.

[@denimjez]

What a scarry country to live in. I wouldn't even vacation in a country with such a tyrannical government.

[@barrybarnes96]

lol..simping for manboy dress up criminals that prey on society. Grow up.

[@pepevonkek7803]

Same here. I never go USA or Australia /new Zealand. Lawless dictatorships

[@kathismith7441]

@@pepevonkek7803 wow..the US has become a horrible place to live.

[@meiken417]

@@kathismith7441 it really has

[@blastingoff]

Ah yes, so tyrannical because they arrested a man who is the boss of a gang that is responsible for things like drugs and m*rder.... You guys are so delusional.

[@Rioitaly12345]

Nah I thought he was gonna light it on fire also hahaha

[@gelmibson883]

Thanks mate!

[@jimcronin2043]

In the US this would be a violation of the 4th, 5th and 8th Amendments.

[@jyp523]

Lol and not lol :) :(

[@jimcronin2043]

@@jyp523 I have to add that we, unfortunately, don't live to those standards 100% of the time.

[@loneranger5928]

Mob Reporter, 👍 👍 video I look forward to seeing your videos

[@TheMobReporter]

Thanks, LR. Spread the word, share with friends, and social media

[@greatbambino2993]

TELL ME ABOUT IT M.R.!

[@u2fkeys665]

Thanks!

[@TheMobReporter]

Alright! Thanks again, U2K. Much appreciated.

[@aaronlopez492]

At 5:47 is a real serious crime caught on camera, in some places that'll get you 5 to 10. That matching outfit with his misses, WOW 😮 !!

[@ogonbio8145]

I am traumatized after seeing that fit. Gunna be starting therapy soon over it.

[@lc3853]

Behold the Australian Peacock!

[@bpompa1]

Sounds like a tyrannical government

[@kevinberdis161]

Ayeee starting to look forward to sundays

[@dertythegrower]

Good work on the reporting, Mobreporter 👍 Thanks for the Sunday morning episode times 💯

[@dertythegrower]

☕Cheers 💨

[@youtubeuser206]

u in canada growmie?

[@dertythegrower]

@@youtubeuser206 No. I grew for Canadian wallstreet companies though, in Oregon and Colorado (legal licensed MSO they call them here, multistate operators)

[@sopranos45]

He was down under lol

[@gregiles908]

In Australia the term "bikie" is not respectful and not the general term used, except for the Police/media who use it more as a derogatory term. It started off innocently enough decades ago because of the custom of adding "ie" endings to slang words.

[@1320420]

Australia is a modern-day prison island. Comply or prison!

[@Randall2023]

Dauphin River First Nation Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦

[@Moose1032]

As an American this reminds me of the way our government went after the 5 families in the RICO act. Basic rights are overridden because of association. It’s also crazy to see the American biker gang culture has become so big in Australia as well as a name like Comancheros and the Rebels which is pure Americana.

[@blastingoff]

Were those 5 families the bosses of a gang tied to massive drug production and m*rder?

[@robbarron4066]

bla bla bla ... we all know bad people when we see them. if a person is dumb enough to associate with bad people, they need to accept the result. Good people deserve to be protected from suspected or confirmed trash.

[@benp1697]

@@robbarron4066 just remember that good people can do bad things and vice versa. Having grown up with a few people who became bikies or fathers were bikies does that mean I should also be guilty of association? I rid bikes with them a few times too but I never did anything illegal, majority of the members join for solidarity or a family type of thing

[@nuck-]

@@benp1697 Yes. Hang around with them and expect to be punished. Its like people who accociated with nazis even if they didnt kill any jews. Too bad, you're not allowed to be friends with them.

[@dannylujan3619]

Australia clubs first and foremost,..the clubs you mentioned are Australian...

[@fattonyd232]

Great reports in a calming voice

[@TheMobReporter]

Thanks, FF.

[@sunsty1e]

I think he considered burning that order for a second lol

[@TookieMacSpookie]

That digital is massive over reach by government yeh works well here but will eventually be used on regular ole citizens like ourselves.

[@robbarron4066]

actually, not at all ... if you are not doing bad things or breaking the law you have nothing fear. you opinions protects the criminal -- which is a position that the good citizens are a bit sick of.

[@bfb187]

@@robbarron4066 so you’d be happy to hit with a order saying you can’t own or have in your possession more than one phone and must provide access, you can’t carry have more than $200 on you, you can’t speak or associate with certain people, even if they’re family and you can’t be in certain places even if you or family live there? In Australia these are handed out based on circumstantial evidence given to a judge to decide upon. In the Uk they are handing them to people convicted of crimes but not all are gang members or involved in a life of crime. Ordinary people do get caught up in bar fights etc

[@user-bm3ts2ql6s]

@@robbarron4066 Unless you refuse a vax or criticize the government on facebook. In that case all bets are off, right? Fugin sheep deserve what you get.

[@sopranos45]

Never been true not now or then use ur head they have people on top paid off all around the globe

[@robbarron4066]

@@sopranos45 you give the top people far more credit then they deserve.

[@Iswhatitisssss]

So Raptor wear full balaclavas etc when raiding a house yet walk through Sydney airport with every media outlet waiting for them, completely barefaced. Hmmm 🤔 😂

[@TheMobReporter]

I guess it’s the division between enforcement and investigation. Or detectives and street constables.

[@UpTownSmoke]

Australia has no problem violating human rights.

[@jeffstarchuk8822]

It’s a good morning when I see that there’s a new mob reporter video!😊

[@rudycassone4971]

The mob reporter is one of my favorite channels on KZbin. Another great video 👍

[@TheMobReporter]

I appreciate hearing that, RC. I do work at providing quality content over quantity, and avoid clickbait.

[@fuckedworlds4326]

What will stop the government from using these law's against civilians ?

[@TheMobReporter]

Well, hopefully voters?

[@Eric-steele]

The way bikes look now is a long way from what I use to see in the 80s and 90s in Australia it certainly different to those days

[@assaultlick2169]

Deported Tang

[@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479]

Moving to the gold coast isn't really going into hiding is it 🤦‍♂️

[@TheMobReporter]

It gets him away from the argy-bargy of Sydney. It puts a layer of effort, planning and intelligence onto a hit as opposed to a chance spotting and chase. There is some protection in it.

[@trutheretic]

As an Aussie who's been through the system, I can tell you now the unlocking of the phone charge has been around for quite some time now and they go through everything and use messages or photos as evidence, eg: if there's a message with 1 drug deal of 5g of weed, that's 1 charge, each message would be another charge,they go hard on this too I know of people to get up to 150 charges just from their phone messages, no actual proof of anything just messages on a phone its a beyond a joke the way the police operate in this country , if you let your phone make it to the cops hands its your own fault anyway

[@jackthelad15]

Your country is now on par with North Korea, absolutely a police state

[@implosion1476]

Can also confirm its been like this for a while now Sorce - i got charged exactly like this

[@user-sz2px8pv3f]

Sounds fun

[@hellsregect]

Messages on your phone is all the proof they need. Don't commit crime if you're going to complain about being caught

[@trutheretic]

@hellsregect who's complaining old mate besides you? I'm putting the word out there for not just crims but anyone, nothing on your phone is safe, if its on or off, doesn't matter all they need is your phone number and they've got access.

[@walls2ink]

Tell me about it my friend.....Happy Sunday

[@glengarbera7367]

Craziest thing I started thinking I haven't visited Mob Reporter site in over a month and then it pops up immediately. There reading my mind. Lol

[@TheMobReporter]

Make sure you have your subscription notification set to “all” if you want to increase your chance of an alert for my videos. Usually I post a new episode every weekend.

[@jamaljames2578]

Always watching from Georgetown Guyana south America 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@billmurray1431]

Australia gets more Tyrannical by the day. The last 3 yesrs proved its not just Bikies that get this treatment.

[@barrybarnes96]

lol. We're trying to run a society here kid. If you want to play manboy dress up criminal preying on society expect to pay the price.

[@asianmills]

Imagine if the US passed even half the laws Australia has. “must unlock any mobile devices to police” lmao. Australians apparently don’t care about freedom.

[@blastingoff]

There is nothing "tyrannical" about arresting the man who is the boss of an outlaw motorcycle gang that participates in large scale drug product, trafficking and sale, as well as things like m*rder.... You weirdos need to get a reality check.

[@sopranos45]

Did u know Hitler didn't die in the bunker

[@JuliaAlexandra180]

BS

[@williambarry8015]

Nobody is on the side of the government and cops on this one. Theyre just straight up going full tyrannical on those guys.

[@TheFairestMan]

The mob reporter is mint

[@ryanfraser9467]

Love From South Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@scumbagthe5500]

Governments around the world does not like competition

[@C_Griffy]

The fact there is a government like this is much scarier than some bikers.

[@user-sz2px8pv3f]

This comment's probably illegal in Australia. Careful

[@RAPEDBYBLACKS]

Disgusting. ‘Not unlocking your phone for police’ is a crime.

[@justinfargas2367]

Better call Saul!

[@slendabruh1594]

We have much bigger problems here in Australia than motorcycle clubs.

[@lennykump8396]

Didn't know raptors still lived in Ausjailia. Impressive.

[@Agapy8888]

Stopped watching about the firmament to play your report.

[@Swishersweetcigarilo]

Australia is going to download the contents of everyone's phones and laptops when they arrive in the country next. To "keep everyone safe".

[@robbarron4066]

biker trash are like roaches.

[@charlie0101]

The minority report is about to go fully operational, its only a matter of time. This over reach is outrageous.

[@dtmyers]

You have to open your phone up to enter Canada and the US!..

[@bio7377]

@@dtmyers thats not true what so ever

[@disco4553]

Several reporters have already had this welcome treatment

[@120hz]

Welcome back to Australia mob reporter

[@clownbroadcastingchannel7335]

1:13 “It’s tattooed on his neck. Who are we to argue?” 😂😂

[@EricGarciastussy]

Why does it seem like the Aussie feds are only picking on the bikers and no one else?

[@lansvale28]

They got a lot of Italian mobsters recently as well. Bikies are more visual because they are flashy and put themselves in the public eye.

[@wjadam815]

I'm a bikey boy in a bikey in a bikey wooooorld... It's fantastic...

[@concernedcitizen2868]

I feel bad the Aussies, only a matter of time, tell these new laws, start being used on normal people. That's fact it happens every time. They will say we need these news to target criminals. Next thing you know it's being used against your mum ( mom ) that's never committed a crime in her life, or gets used on your kid. Bad bad bad idea allowing shit like that to pass and be used.

[@billolsen5401]

It’s been reported that they sneak new laws in with no opposition,it’s ALL lies lies lies ! The REAL criminals are free to run the country and apply the “Law” how they see fit. Biggest load a SHIT I seen!

[@13699111]

I agree worse that the ftard majority of citizens celebrate when anybody's rights are volated but their rights.

[@DoPeTz]

Facts on passing stuff like this one-by-one. You won't know how bad it really is until it's too late, and now you have no rights or privacy. So grateful for the rights I have here in the states even though it's starting to turn into the same thing, because people think these bills with appealing titles will help, only to infringe if they actually read the small details.

[@lansvale28]

I think the slippery slope argument is too simplistic. Organised crime is a cancer they needs removal form society, so targeted measures are fair enough.

[@TheReaper42069]

“Let me tell you about it.”

[@busterbeagle2167]

love that the cop truck has a snorkel

[@HillbillyIslandLife]

Hell Yeah!! Love the show

[@TheMobReporter]

Thanks!

[@seanz380]

Love your channel. Keep up the good work!

[@TheMobReporter]

Thank you! Will do, S. Spread the word, bring me your friends! This is suoer-appreciated.

[@stktrap-gz]

Your a good guy

[@ChiTownGuerrilla]

Jeesh. I feel sorry for you Aussie's living under such tyranny.

[@fozzybear8878]

Walking on his tip-toes won't hide how tiny he is.

[@shovington67]

Only Australians can deal with the authoritarian government and draconian laws in their country. If Covid was any wake up call, they had better wake up fast.

[@youknowitzg00d]

Im no fan of criminal networks....australia though is moving towards facism...

[@rexpayne7836]

Love these videos,keep them coming.😊

[@stevecariggillio4139]

Australia scares me. Way too authoritarian.

[@mrj5695]

Criminals not supposed to unlock their phones.

[@torqueaddict7568]

Arrest Brief: Crimes against fashion

[@tobianish]

Government overreach is insane

[@ayepweakly3564]

Popcorn 🍿 haha

[@luke125]

The old “heavily tattooed 33yr old man” routine. Seen it a million times Mob.

[@TheMobReporter]

I was so thankful when I heard his age.

[@luke125]

@@TheMobReporter Lol. I bet you were.

[@veryhuman7472]

i live in Australia, wasn't aware of SCPO what a fucking breach of basic rights.

[@JamesxLana]

“you can see him here..he’s the one on the ground”🤣🤣🤣 so funny

[@TheMobReporter]

Glad you took it in the way I intended!

[@itsthatwutangguy.9370]

wu tang..

[@PresidentCoochieGrabber]

Clanggggggg

[@greendiesel33]

C.R.E.A.M

[@deezysthadonsworld1138]

The road to hell is paved with good intentions

[@lairdsteele2817]

Imagine living in an authoritarian shit hole like Australia where it’s a crime not to unlock your phone for the police

[@wernersmit8723]

DID HE WET HIS TRAINERS?

[@mattlandry]

What's the punishment for not unlocking your phone for police? If it's less than the crimes on the phone, nobody is gonna be unlocking their phones 😂

[@thirtynine3955]

I heard a lawyer say to not use the facial recognition or the fingerprint thing to access your phone. More chance for others to get into your phone without your permission.

[@ballsdeep2520]

@@thirtynine3955 if my phone turns off, I need the password before the fingerprint works I didn't want to use it but a friend gave me the phone and was showing me the setup, it's easy and sorta glad I did

[@pepevonkek7803]

First is the phone. Soon the dictators want you to open your crypto wallet. If you refuse and protect yourself with weapon... The police will murder you... Just because you didn't enter the pin....

[@thedarksage328]

@NINJA THEORY "I'm sure you're a nobody." That's kind of a dick thin to say.

[@davidck1]

You may be sentenced to up to 5 years in prison along with substantial fines. However, you may be sentenced to as many as 8 or 10 years if it is determined that the obstruction charge is related to domestic or international terrorism.

[@rustylegs2833]

The layout and delivery of all your content is second to none.👌

[@TheMobReporter]

Thank you, RL. Spread the word.

[@christophermestas5019]

Serious crime prevention order.. so this is to prevent you from committing a crime? So is house ?

[@fredmercury1314]

That's rough. Being an outlaw biker AND getting arrested in flip-flops.

[@kittykat4168]

Yes, lots of things go down in Oz, it seems to be their haven now...

[@janeisklar3923]

I'm all for hard measures against organised crime but man I'm glad to live in a country with a proper constitution because that "not unlocking your phone for the police" and "crime prevention" stuff sounds extremely unconstitutional in my understanding of individual rights.

[@user-lrg3glm6rhdyv]

so house warrants is unconstitutional too or??

[@garymoore3159]

If there is Crowd Sharing on the reward, I'd be glad to contribute.

[@calvinbriggs1840]

What have you done to hav gotten a 3 mill bounty on your head. Never mind I don’t wanna know 😮

[@ripshot2765]

show the cops faces so we know who they are

[@TheMobReporter]

I would if I could. Access to the internal police video means I have to take it the way it is released - with blurs on many of the cops and many of the accused. It’s not ideal but better than not getting any footage, like in many countries, especially Canada

[@Happy357mag]

All the new laws sound good because it's only for criminals and or bikers, but when they start using it on the everyday people is when it becomes a problem. Most bad law's are made with good intentions...

[@Happy357mag]

@bLackstar We fight for our rights and our guns through the courts every day. I'm not giving up anything, well I did have to with mag capacity. Was 15rd now it's 10rd, Yet criminals use 33rd stick and 50rd drum mags...

[@Happy357mag]

@bLackstar I can get high cap mags if I wanted but I don't because of where I live, it's illegal and a felony. I don't want to give the government a reason to take away my freedom.

[@ops1994]

When people ask why America is the greatest country this is why. You have unalienable rights here. You have a right to innocent before proven guilty. You could not file to restrict an individuals freedom with out first being charged for a crime. And you have a right against self incrimination. Australia and New Zealand have gone full totalitarian states.

[@user-sz2px8pv3f]

People in the US get locked up without guilt being proven beyond a reasonable doubt all the time. "Waiting for a judge so we can set a trial" many years of prison time while you wait on a trial to happen which means you've not yet been proven guilty and your freedoms are removed. Multiple 2A "unalienable right" infringements annually. The US is just as bad as Australia in most aspects. Australia had it worse only because of their quantity of venomous animals.

[@MrCota208]

We once again, enjoyed the story!(:

[@TheMobReporter]

Makes me happy, Mr. C

[@peterwilliamson8721]

Does nobody find it odd that criminals can openly advertises , their affiliations, and suffer no repercussions

[@peterwilliamson8721]

BUT KANYE WEST CANT EVEN HAVE A BANK ACT, FOR SAYING WORDS?Who presents a greater danger here,

[@Axteffekt]

you mean this "raptor" gang? true. Also these "politicians" are pretty big in business i heard.

[@barrybarnes96]

@@Axteffekt "I heard" ...well I guess you got it all figured out now then.

[@mauritsvanoranje6725]

They must not have done much wrong for them not to be banned. In the Netherlands its a different story

[@julianshepherd2038]

And where they are from. Amazing.

[@bobsch-gd6ze]

Sucks to be him for such notoriety.

[@mrj5695]

Australia got strick laws

[@asianmills]

they’re tyrannical.

[@delawarepro3539]

“Let me tell you about it”

[@shaunsutton4956]

This is why you use carrier pigeons for communication

[@bubberz]

That one editor was like: "I know, nobody else is doing it but I'm gonna start blurring out his face."

[@muzzmack4228]

The cops are making this shit up its a crime if you don't unlock your phone what a joke.

[@gazkaire4684]

Mob Reporter 🔥🔥delivering the juicey stuff

[@kcgunesq]

Wow. They seem fine lacking the rights that we have in the US under our 4th and 5th Amendments and seem absolutely giddy about being able to pre-crime people. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure these bikers deserve it all. But a system that can treat the guilty that way can also do it to the innocent.

[@bullitt7544]

Thank You Mob-ee's for the report on the "Bikey's" Mikey likes it !

[@corydemeray7594]

what??? australian radio cars have snorkels?? WHAT!!!!???