Comanchero bikie heavyweight Tarek Zahed has been dramatically arrested in Sydney’s east, simply months after he survived a sprig of bullets that killed his brother in a gangland capturing.
A NSW Police spokesman mentioned Zahed, 42, was arrested by the tactical operations unit after they stopped his automobile on New South Head Highway in Edgecliff at about 4.50pm on Sunday.
Footage obtained by 9 Information reveals police fired tactical rubber bullets into Zahed’s BMW on the busy jap suburbs highway, shattering his home windows, earlier than pulling him out of the automobile.
Zahed was then taken to Surry Hills Police Station, the place he was charged over the alleged 2014 homicide of 29-year-old Youssef Assoum in Bankstown.
Zahed, a married father of 1, survived a focused capturing at Auburn’s BodyFit fitness center in Might this 12 months regardless of being struck by 10 bullets within the head, physique and legs.
His brother Omar, 39, went into cardiac arrest and died after struggling gunshot wounds to his abdomen, legs and arms.
Zahed is the nationwide sergeant-at-arms of the Comanchero bikie gang, whereas his brother Omar additionally had hyperlinks to the gang. Each had been warned by police they had been marked males.
Nationwide president of the Comanchero, Allan Meehan, posted an image with Zahed on Instagram final week alongside the caption: “Welcome again tarek “hard2kill” zahed”.
It was the primary public picture of Zahed to seem for the reason that capturing.
