Sydney's Occupied Territories,Where too many "Harmony Day's" Down Under are barely enough Ali Khater,refused bail over Axe attack and Man shot in legs at Auburn.

Man shot in legs in Auburn incident

Andrew Priestly 
The Daily Telegraph
November 18,2013

"Police would like to speak with a man, described as between 20 and 25 years old and of middle eastern or Mediterranean appearance."

Say What !!!! 

A MAN has been shot in the legs in the latest incidence of gun crime to sweep Sydney.

The 27-year-old man was found on the driveway of a home in Mona St about 6.15pm Monday.

He was taken to hospital and is now in a stable condition.

The scene became a site of sadness and worry for friends, relatives and neighbours as a man tried to run under the police cordon, but was stopped by officers.

He shouted, "That's my house" as he backed away.

A woman, possibly a relative of the victim, was seen breaking down outside the police cordon.

Karl Fayad, who lives in the same street, said he heard the incident.

"I heard two shots, and not five minutes later the cops just turned up," he said.

"It's terrible. It's not nice at all."

A woman at the scene, who did not wish to be name, bemoaned the violence.

"It is scary for people, kids, families," she said.

Police would like to speak with a man, described as between 20 and 25 years old and of middle eastern or Mediterranean appearance.

The man has a thin build with short black hair and a full beard. He was last seen wearing a navy blue hooded jumper and black track suit pants. 

Ali Khater, 44, will face court this week over an alleged axe attack

Rosemary King
Liverpool Leader
November 18,2013 

THE man who allegedly attacked another man with an axe in Lurnea on Saturday will face court this week after being refused bail yesterday.

Ali Khater, 44, is alleged to have stopped a red Toyota Celica at the intersection of Hoxton Park and Webster roads about 1.30pm before leaving the car and attacking a pedestrian with an axe.

He is then believed to have returned to the car and fled.

Victim Jason Potter, 35, was taken to Liverpool Hospital with serious head and leg injuries.



Officers arrested Mr Khater at his Smiths Ave home in Cabramatta about 1.45pm that day and charged him with wound with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.

He was refused bail yesterday and will face Parramtta Court this week.

Liverpool Police crime manager Detective Inspector Dean Johnstone said the men were known to one another and had been involved in an ongoing dispute prior to the attack.

How Their ABC reports on accused Muslim Murderer and accessory after the fact Sheik Man Haron Monis

Couple charged after Sydney woman Noleen Hayson Pal fatally stabbed and set alight at 

Werrington in April
Updated 5 hours 57 minutes agohttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-11-15/couple-charged-over-woman-fatally stabbed-and-set-alight/5095012?section=nsw
MAP: Werrington 2747

A self-styled (well so far no one in the ABC Muslim Multicultural Industry has come out and said he is NOT a Muslim Cleric, he has been Infamous for more than a few years now, or is Their ABC implying that this piece of Shit is a "Miss Understander" of the koran? a "Lone Wolf" well Their ABC has a plethora of Lone Wolf's, 20,000 plus since 911 in fact. ) Muslim cleric and his partner have faced court charged over the brutal murder of a woman in Sydney's west earlier this year.

The body of Noleen Hayson Pal was found in the stairwell of a unit block in the city's west at Werrington in April after emergency services were called to a fire.

The 30-year-old had been stabbed a number of times and set alight.

Police arrested Man Haron Monis, 49, and Amirah Droudis, 34, after stopping their car at Campsie early this morning.

Monis is sometimes also known as Sheikh Haron.

Droudis was then charged with murder, while Monis was charged with being an accessory before and after the fact to murder.

Police say the couple knew Ms Pal before her death.

Monis and Droudis faced Burwood Local Court this afternoon.

The couple did not apply for bail, which was formally refused.

They are expected to face court again later this month.

Topics: murder-and-manslaughter, police, werrington-2747, campsie-2194

First posted 9 hours 16 minutes ago as at 1142 pm Friday Nov. 15 2013

November 15 2013 Just another Harmony Day Down Under

Australia's Multiculturalism is just like Syphilis it just keeps on giving every day is a Harmony Day in Sydney's Occupied Territories

A glimpse inside the past of Sydney's bikie war victims

Janet Fife - Yeomans
The Daily Telegraph
August 12 2013

AT least 11 had done time behind bars, four were on bail, most were bikies and all of them were known to police.

The victims of the city's deadly gun wars were figures used to looking over their shoulders: one had been inside over a double murder, another two had been suspects in homicides and one had caused a death by dangerous driving in a car chase reaching 150km/h.

But they left behind grieving wives, girlfriends and families, children who will grow up without a father.

Matthew Hedges, 25, who was shot through a window at his Chester Hill home on December 31 last year not long after his release from jail was a father of four.

CRIME: Sydney gangs flash diamonds and guns in new wave of violence

Two of his children, aged two and four, were in the house when he was murdered.

"It makes absolutely no difference to a police investigation what the background or the involvement of any victim is," Detective Chief Superintendent Mal Lanyon, head of the organised crime directorate, said yesterday. "No family should have to go through what the family of anyone murdered has to go through."

With legal gun ownership in Australia back at pre-Port Arthur massacre levels, police believe they are making headway against illegal firearms. In the 2012-2013 financial year, police seized 9506 illegal firearms, 729 of them handguns, the type of guns commonly used in the slayings.

Supt Lanyon is also head of Operation Apollo, targeting gun crime, and said police still faced a wall of silence as they investigated the underworld slayings. "We don't receive a lot of information or support from the type of witnesses we would hope to get information from," he said.

BIKIE WAR: Man shot in neck in Sydney's south

While there have been a number of arrests over the slayings, he appealed for the families of these men to speak up about what they know.

"That is why we also work so hard to take illegal firearms off the street because while there are illegal firearms in the community there is the potential for those who wish to engage in conflict to settle that conflict with those firearms," Supt Lanyon said.

The gun wars have claimed 18 men since the O'Farrell government took office, in shootings mostly blamed on drugs and revenge.

Some were linked to an escalating turf war between the Hells Angels and Comanchero bikie gangs, others were members of the Brothers For Life street gang, founded by Australia's highest-security prisoner and murderer Basam Hamzy.

Lone Wolf bikie Neal Todorovski, 37, shot through the back during a row outside his Sans Souci unit on January 4 last year, was farewelled in a $42,000 gold-plated coffin paid for in cash by his bikie mates.

SHOOTING: Bikie slain as two die in Sydney gun mayhem

Former Comanchero Darko Janceski, 32, who had left the gang on bad terms a year before his death in April last year, had been linked by police to the investigation of two suspected murders. His crimes included dangerous driving causing death and malicious wounding of a man who lost an ear.

His house had been burnt down and for months before he was shot dead in Berkeley, Janceski had been in fear for his life. He was on bail for possessing drugs and stealing cars from his employer.

Gemahl Maika, 38, a father of two, was due to give evidence in a trial involving a multi-million-dollar cocaine syndicate when he was gunned down in April 2011.

Detectives found a bundle of $50 notes the size of a house brick and other cash totalling more than $31,000 in the car of Hussein Khanafer, 31, not long before he was shot dead in February at Blackett.

Police believe a single Middle Eastern crime syndicate is behind five killings: that of Roy Yaghi, 33, a drugs cook for the Hells Angels; Jamie Grover, 27; Comanchero bikie Faalau Pisu, 23, at a wedding; Ali Eid, 38, and his relative Bachir Arja, 28. 

Murder of Detective Inspector Bryson Anderson.:Luke Isaac Brain Damaged Half Witt or Borderline Criminal Sociopath?

When a cop gets killed in Australia it brings out the best and worst in his or her fellow Australians.

This  unfortunate fellow clearly falls into the category of the worst Australia has to offer.

A member of the lowest of the low, an Ebonics speaking Sociopathic bottom feeder.

If anyone knows who this Arse Clown is,let him know,(Politely) how Australians feel about Multicultural residents who have no respect for Australia and it's finest who lay their lives on the line even for him and his fellow "tribesmen & women"

http://www.facebook.com/lukeisaac.isaac

Female Genital Mutilation Dawoodi Bohra Muslim community divided,magistrate says.

Muslims divided on genital mutilation, magistrate says

Paul Bibby
Court Reporter
SMH
November 9, 2012

SYDNEY'S close-knit Dawoodi Bohra Muslim community is starkly divided over allegations of female genital mutilation made against some of its members, a court has heard, with debate raging in the community's online chat forums.
The revelations came during a failed attempt by a sheikh and a retired nurse from the community, who have been charged over the genital mutilation of two young girls, to have their names kept from the public.

Sheikh Shabbir Mohammedbhai Vaziri, 56, and Helen Magennis, 68, have been charged over the genital mutilation of a six-year-old girl and seven-year-old girl in separate incidents between October 2010 and July this year.

Police say Ms Magennis carried out the procedures on the two girls in suburban homes in Wollongong and Baulkham Hills while Sheikh Vaziri was allegedly an accessory - harbouring, maintaining and assisting those involved.

It is also alleged the sheikh later instructed members of the Dawoodi Bohra community to lie to police about what had happened.
Six other members of the community, including the parents of the girls, are also facing charges over the alleged mutilations.

In overturning a suppression order on Sheikh Vaziri's name and refusing to grant one for Ms Magennis on Thursday, magistrate Brian van Zuylen said there was much debate in the Dawoodi Bohra community about genital mutilation practices.

''From the [police] statement of facts there appears to be very different views from members of the community participating in chat forums,'' he said
''Some seem to be supporting the procedures while other, more moderate members are vehemently opposed.''

The lawyer for Ms Magennis, Elee Georges, said he had received instructions the ''whole community is against'' the practices. He also said he didn't expect the matter to go to trial because the medical evidence against his client was weak.

''The medical evidence, at its highest, is unable to confirm or deny [that the procedures took place],'' he said.
Mr Georges and the lawyer for Sheikh Vaziri, David Randle, argued the publication of their clients' names would prevent the defendants from getting a fair trial, and could lead to the identification of the two alleged victims.

But Mr Van Zuylen rejected the arguments, noting the public interest in open justice.

''The court isn't convinced that identifying these people would lead to an inevitable tracing back and identifying of the [alleged] victims,'' he said.
''Nor would it prevent the proper administration of justice or interfere with the opportunity for a fair trial.''

Mr Georges also said his client was suffering from a number of medical problems, including type II diabetes and osteoarthritis, and that continuing publicity of her role in the case would cause ''ongoing, significant undue distress''.

He said Ms Magennis's husband had received a threatening letter following publication of the alleged crime, and she had been harassed by the media.

''She's had people coming to her door … knocking on her back window,'' Mr Georges said.
All eight members of the community charged in relation to the genital mutilations will re-appear in court in February next year.

Sydney's Occupied Territories:Sheik Shabbir Mohammedbhai Vaziri and Helen Magennis, charged with Female Genital Mutilation

From Sydney's Occupied Territories: Sheik and a Nurse charged over Female Genital Mutilation

Multicultural Australia we were warned two years ago

Australia: Shot Cop, Sergeant Stephen de Lorenzo,abandoned by Police Union and Police top Brass,Outraged at Tevi Koloamatangi weak sentence.

Shot cop criticises gunman's jail term

Ninemsn.com.au

8:16 AEST Mon May 23 2011

A NSW police officer shot in a botched hotel robbery that led to a four-hour siege with hostages has lashed out at the gunman's "joke" sentence.

Sergeant Stephen de Lorenzo, who bared his scarred shoulder outside the Sydney court on Monday, said he was furious with the judicial system and his attacker's jail term.

 

"This guy needs to go away for 25 years, close the door. He shot a police officer with intent to murder. He was holding hostages with a firearm to their head," Sgt de Lorenzo told reporters on Monday.

"He will be out in the community in 11 years. It's an absolute outrage. It's a joke."

NSW District Court Judge Deborah Sweeney sentenced Tevi Koloamatangi, 41, to a maximum of 15 years for a string of offences, including those related to The Lakes Hotel robbery in the eastern Sydney suburb of Rosebery in May, 2009.

"I wouldn't mind going back to the front line to have one more chop at these mugs that shoot cops," Sgt de Lorenzo said. "Judge Sweeney, sitting there with a plum in her mouth, living on the north shore of Sydney, doesn't understand the problems on the streets of Sydney." Sgt de Lorenzo earlier had told the jury he was shot in the right shoulder while trying to protect three staff members who had been taken hostage.

He described people screaming and whimpering, with one man yelling "God save me! God save me!", and thought they would be executed.

The judge accepted Koloamatangi's evidence that he was affected by amphetamines, cocaine and ecstasy and had prolonged the situation because he feared for his own safety.

But, she said, he could have surrendered rather than shoot.

"I have found Mr Koloamatangi was not lying in wait for Sgt de Lorenzo. However, when he saw Sgt de Lorenzo, he shot at him," she said.

A sentencing hearing was told Koloamatangi turned to illicit substances at a young age to self medicate for his troubled childhood, which included years of homelessness.

"He confirmed in evidence he can't say no to drugs," the judge said.

She accepted his feelings of remorse, although he had maintained his innocence on the most serious charge of shoot with intent to murder, for which he was sentenced to a minimum of six years.

But Koloamatangi will spend at least 11 years in jail for seven offences, including two unrelated to the robbery.

He will be eligible for release in May 2020.

Co-accused Emad Raad, 27, who drove Koloamatangi to the hotel and remained on lookout until police arrived, was found guilty of charges including shooting with intent to murder.

He was sentenced to a minimum term of five years and will be eligible for parole in June 2016.

Koloamatangi's relative, 49-year-old Silivesiteli Lopeti, a security guard at the hotel, was cleared by a jury of all charges after the Crown alleged he faked being a victim and was actually "in on the deal".

Sgt de Lorenzo said his life had been "terribly affected" by the incident and he had been laid off from the NSW police force due to post-traumatic stress disorder.

"They hailed me as a hero," he said.

"I'm no hero. I'm just an ordinary cop that did an ordinary job.

"I'm furious because there's gonna be other young police officers shot in the line of duty ... and I want increased sentences for these people."

Update: The would be killers cheer squad has now accused  Sergeant Stephen de Lorenzo,of been a Racist for telling them to "go back home where they came from" had Sergeant Stephen de Lorenzo just died instead of surviving their pin up boys bullets I guess he would been just playing his part in the "enrichment"  "diversity" of Australian Society by the Australian Labor Party's "Harmony Day" messengers of Peace,Diversity and Cultural enrichment.

Note the Immigration Departments Interpreter deciding to become "a player" rather than a simply doing her job of interpreting inside the Court, but perhaps her loyalties are to a wannabe Killer from the same country that she also ran away from,than to Australia.
I wonder did she interpret or construct answers for the wannabe Cop Killer for the the Good Judge.
I have seen first hand how these Immigration Department Interpreters take an activist role whilst allegedly simply transfering questions and answers between the “non English speaking” accused and the Court and its officers.

 

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