Man faces court over bikie murder plot - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Man faces court over bikie murder plot - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation): "Charles Moa, 28, faced Parramatta Bail Court via video link on three charges, including possessing an unregistered fire arm and being involved in the Comancheros bikie gang.
He is accused of conspiring to murder Peter Zervas, who was shot eight times in his car in Lakemba, just a week after his brother was bashed to death at Sydney airport.
Moa did not enter a plea and will remain in custody ahead of his next court appearance in a fortnight."

Charles Moa, 28, was refused bail on Saturday after appearing via videolink at Parramatta Bail Court charged with conspiring to murder

Alleged NSW bikie plotter refused bail: "Charles Moa, 28, was refused bail on Saturday after appearing via videolink at Parramatta Bail Court charged with conspiring to murder Mr Zervas.
Moa, who was arrested on Friday at a unit at Aurora Place in the inner Sydney suburb of Redfern, also faces a charge of participating in a criminal group.
Advertisement: Story continues below The case was adjourned until October 21 at Sydney's Central Local Court.
Mr Zervas was shot more than six times while getting out of his car outside his mother's home at Lakemba in southwest Sydney on March 29, 2009, but survived the attack."

Drug sting puts two men in jail - Winnipeg Free Press

Drug sting puts two men in jail - Winnipeg Free Press: "Edwin Panting and Eric Sandberg were two of the most unlikely suspects nabbed last winter in an undercover police sting dubbed 'Project Divide'. The well-educated men had no prior criminal records or substance abuse issues and came from strong family backgrounds with plenty of community support. Neither had direct ties to the outlaw gang but were drawn in by others.
'The sole motivation here was greed,' Crown attorney Chris Mainella told court on Wednesday.
Panting, 25, and Sandberg, 28, were both sentenced to four and-a-half years behind bars, in addition to six months of time already served. Their guilty pleas mean 12 of the 31 suspects have now resolved their cases. Others caught in the criminal net included a former RCMP officer and the cousin of an NHL hockey player."