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March 24, 2009 05:11pm
A SENIOR Bandidos bikie has been refused bail on weapons charges, with one of his supporters arrested outside a Sydney court for spitting on a photographer.
Bandidos Sergent-at-Arms Mahmoud Dib, 27, appeared briefly in Burwood Local Court today on six weapons-related charges.
He was arrested earlier in the day by detectives investigating a series of shootings in suburban Sydney allegedly involving outlaw bikie gangs.
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Wearing a red hooded jumper and supported by a handful of associates, Mr Dib sat silently throughout his brief court appearance.
His lawyer Mohammed Masri did not apply for bail on his behalf, instead asking for the bail hearing to be adjourned until Friday.
Bail was formally refused by Magistrate Michael Dakin, who set down a bail hearing for Friday.
There were dramatic scenes outside the court after police swooped on an associate of Mr Dib for allegedly spitting on a Daily Telegraph news photographer.
See " Trick Spitter " arrested.
Other associates of Mr Dib verbally abused reporters and cameramen as they left the area.
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