Bikie boss gets bail on affray charge : "Hawi, 28, has been held in custody since his April 6 arrest over the fight in Sydney’s domestic terminal on March 22 that claimed the life of 29-year-old Anthony Zervas.
Hawi took his bail application to the NSW Supreme Court after it was initially knocked back in a lower court.
Prosecutors had argued there was a presumption against bail for the affray charge, and that a previous conviction meant Hawi should remain behind bars.
But Justice Megan Latham disagreed, saying the presumption against bail only counted for offences of a greater scale – such as a riot charge.
Hawi’s earlier criminal conviction in the juvenile court was not to be taken into consideration, she said.
On Thursday, Justice Latham was told Hawi’s wife Carolina Gonzales was 31 weeks into an “at risk pregnancy” and could go into labour at any time.
On Friday, she found Ms Gonzales did need her husband at home to help her through the pregnancy and birth.
“The material before me establishes the applicant’s wife is likely to give birth prematurely,” the judge said"
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
Rebels Motorcycle club has recently established a chapter in Mildura
Mildura police won't tolerate bikie gangs - ABC Mildura - Swan Hill Victoria - Australian Broadcasting Corporation: "Mildura officers arrested a wanted member of a biker gang from South Australia at the weekend, and the Rebels Motorcycle club has recently established a chapter in Mildura.
Inspector Simon Clemence says police are giving a clear message the bikers are not welcome.
He says police locked down Lime Avenue and drew their firearms to arrest 35-year-old Peter Raymond Masters on Sunday.
'This is a really good example of good police work,' he said.
'This guy gave a false name [and] we had nothing to indicate it was a false name other than the member's gut feeling that he wasn't telling the truth."
Inspector Simon Clemence says police are giving a clear message the bikers are not welcome.
He says police locked down Lime Avenue and drew their firearms to arrest 35-year-old Peter Raymond Masters on Sunday.
'This is a really good example of good police work,' he said.
'This guy gave a false name [and] we had nothing to indicate it was a false name other than the member's gut feeling that he wasn't telling the truth."
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
The Stars ain't never gonna leave us
proenza experimental film, passionate and interesting.
I hope that the last page of your eight hundred page novel is missing
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Monday, August 30, 2010
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