Western/South Western Sydney Watch

[Black Orchid]

I'm not into hanging.

In the wild West it was the only way to bring law and order.

Western Sydney is the wild West.

It's not the wild west. It's a melting pot of middle eastern religious fanatics.

[Bobby]

I'm not into hanging.

In the wild West it was the only way to bring law and order.

Western Sydney is the wild West.

It's not the wild west. It's a melting pot of middle eastern religious fanatics.

If the law won't hang em the next posse that goes out will say
"hang em and hang em high"
cause there is no justice in the west of Sydney.

[Black Orchid]

A teenage boy has been rushed to hospital and is fighting for life after being stabbed multiple times in a suburb in Sydney’s west.

A NSW Ambulance spokesperson told 9News three paramedic crews and a specialist medical team were sent to a unit complex on Boronia Street in South Granville about 9.15am following reports of a stabbing.

“On paramedics’ arrival we treated one male, unknown age, with multiple stab wounds and he was transported to Westmead Hospital in a critical condition,” NSW Ambulance inspector Jennine Kiely told 9News.

"It was quite a disturbing scene when paramedics arrived because we were confronted with a man who had lost a lot of blood.
"We did everything we could to stabilise him before he was transported."

It has since been confirmed the victim is a 18-year-old boy who is suffering from multiple wounds to his back, chest, head and neck.

https://www.9news.com.au/national/granv ... bf625fffd6

[Black Orchid]

Three people have been arrested following investigations into an alleged $80 million money-laundering syndicate operating in south west Sydney.

In February 2018, detectives from the Criminal Groups Squad established Strike Force Tippet to investigate the large-scale supply of prohibited drugs and related organised crime offences in the south western Sydney area.

As a result of their inquiries, four search warrants were executed at units in Peakhurst and Belmore on Friday 22 March 2019.

During the searches, 1kg of methylamphetamine, 600g of cocaine, 1L of GBL, three vehicles, designer clothing, and $360,000 cash was seized.

Three men – all aged 22 – were arrested and charged at that time. They all remain before the courts.

Following further investigations, detectives identified links to an alleged money-laundering syndicate and commenced inquiries.

Strike Force investigators arrested two men – aged 29 and 30 – at a business in Guildford West about 9am today (Thursday 11 July 2019).

Shortly after, a 30-year-old woman was arrested at a home in Merrylands West.

They have all been taken to Merrylands Police Station where they are assisting with inquiries.

Three search warrants have been executed at the Merrylands West home, the Guildford West business and a second business in Sydney’s CBD.

Inquiries are continuing.

https://www.miragenews.com/three-arrest ... syndicate/

The usual scammers of the area

[Valkie]

The muzzos are making it just too easy to get some busts

With IQs less than that of a cane toad
Being a member of a known criminal CULT
Wearing ridiculous garb and beards
And blending in as well as truck in a car rally

All cops have to do is pick a muzzo and follow him.
It's a gimme
Within 24 hours the muzzo will
Associate with criminals (other muzzos)
Defraud centafink
Commit several driving offences (the idiots have no idea how to drive and love to smoke their tyres)
And sell drugs ( their favorite form of income)

It woukd be so much easier just to arrest the lot and put them all in gaol.

Oh yeah, most are already in there.

[Black Orchid]

A man has undergone emergency surgery to save his arm after he was shot at close range at his home in Sydney's west in an attack that police are treating as attempted murder.

The 31-year-old resident answered a knock at the front door, and two unknown men - one armed with a shotgun - entered the home on Kista Dan Avenue in Tregear about 11.40pm on Thursday.

https://7news.com.au/news/crime/man-sho ... y-c-355324

[Black Orchid]

Two men convicted over the gang rape of a teenage girl, who was held captive for 14 hours and forced to take drugs, have both been sentenced to more than 20 years behind bars.

Ruhi Dagdanasar, 50, and a second man - who can't be named - were sentenced to a maximum 24 and 26 years behind bars on Friday for the 2017 rape.

The 18-year-old girl had been walking along Park Rd in Auburn after leaving a high school formal after-party when she got in the car with a man at 1am.

He then drove her more than 20km to a home in Glenwood where her convicted attackers were waiting.

Over 14 hours, the teen was gang-raped seven times.

Toxicology reports found 25 times a normal dosage of the date-rape drug, GHB in her system, plus methamphetamine that she had been forced to smoke.

Dagdanasar, 50, was sentenced to 24 years in jail, with a non-parole period of 16 years.

The other man, who can't be identified, received 26 years jail with a non-parole period of 18 years.

https://7news.com.au/news/crime/gang-ra ... k-c-355511

Not happy with their sentences. Too bad so sad. "The other man" SHOULD be identified.

[Outlaw Yogi]

I grew up in the south (Sutherland Shire) but usually worked in the south west (Bankstown, Strathfield areas ect) and the reports I see in this thread are pretty much how the west was 30 years ago ... just the frequency of events may have increased, but then so has the migrant and muslim population.

27 years ago I made plans/efforts to get out of the land of chaos and disorder, and 21 years ago I left for good.
Apparently around 1000 Australians leave NSW (mostly Sydney) every month, and almost all of them come to Qld.
I lived in Bundy for 9 years, and it's a bit like California, in that about half the population is from somewhere else, the vast majority of coming from Sydney.

Bundy has a sizeable Turkish (muslim) community who keep to themselves and don't cause dramas like Lebos in Sydney.
They even ran the criminal Turks out (big knife and tomahawk fight in Sugarland shopping mall car park) because they're aware if Turks in Bundy get a bad name the Ozzies will run them out.

Authorities did a drug analysis of Sydney's sewer water and it turns out it's full of anti-depressants ... so it seems nearly every one in Sydney is stressed out .... gee I wonder who caused that?

[Black Orchid]

Radical Muslim preacher Mohammed Junaid Thorne has been arrested for large-scale drug trafficking, after police allegedly seized drugs, firearms and cash in raids across south-west Sydney.

The 30-year-old was one of three people arrested by the NSW Terrorism Squad, as part of an investigation into supply of illegal firearms, and later drugs and tobacco, highlighting the "nexus between transnational organised crime and terrorism funding."

While the investigation was led by the Terrorism Squad, none of the people arrested have been charged with terror offences.

Over the course of the investigation, which was first launched in January last year, police allegedly seized a Ruger pistol, $260,000 in cash, more than 2.5 kilograms of cocaine and 1 kilogram of MDMA.

Also arrested on Wednesday was 49-year-old man Khalid Kochai and 30-year-old woman Rema Kobeissi.

Mr Thorne was arrested when police pulled over his vehicle at Lurnea around 11am on Wednesday.

Mr Kochai was arrested in the car park of Bunnings in Bankstown, while Ms Kobeissi was arrested at a location in Newington.

Following the arrests officers attached to the Terrorism Squad conducted raids at properties across south-west Sydney, including Thorne's apartment in Liverpool.

During the searches a further 500g of cocaine and cash was allegedly seized.

All three are expected to be charged with drugs and firearms offences.

Police will allege in court that the group were involved in the supply of prohibited drugs and firearms across Sydney.

They were refused bail to appear at Bankstown Local Court on Thursday.

Counter Terrorism and Special Tactics Commander, Assistant Commissioner Mark Walton, said it was not uncommon for counter terrorism investigations to uncover other serious criminal activity.

“In this space, investigations are intelligence-based, which means we act on information, whether it

be from our partners or members of the community, and follow the information wherever it takes us,” he said.

Assistant Commissioner Walton said the raids were further evidence of the close links between organised crime and terrorism, which "law enforcement and intelligence agencies work side-by-side to target and disrupt."

Mr Thorne, an Aboriginal man born in Perth, spent several years in Saudi Arabia before he was deported in 2013 for protesting against the four-year prison term given to his brother Shayden for terrorism offences.

He then gained an online following of young Islamic extremists as a radical preacher, posting videos and sermons on a Facebook page he managed under the name Ustadh Mohammed Junaid Thorne.

On the page, Mr Thorne self-identified as "the Sheikh," publishing on the account "managed by his students and the Sheikh...[and] made to cater for those interested in seeking knowledge around the world and learn more about their Deen."

Thorne "completed memorization of the Qur'an before the age of 6 & went to Riyadh at the age of 10 [sic]", the Facebook page says.

"He is currently delivering lectures to brothers and sisters in different cities around Australia."

In an interview in 2016, Mr Thorne told the ABC it was his "destiny" to become a radical Muslim preacher.

"As Muslims we believe our life is predetermined for us, we believe in what's called destiny and this is something that Allah has written for me and I accept it," he told 7.30.

https://www.theage.com.au/national/nsw/ ... 52cl7.html

Lock the cretins up and throw away the key!

[billy the kid]

Radical Muslim preacher Mohammed Junaid Thorne has been arrested for large-scale drug trafficking, after police allegedly seized drugs, firearms and cash in raids across south-west Sydney.

The 30-year-old was one of three people arrested by the NSW Terrorism Squad, as part of an investigation into supply of illegal firearms, and later drugs and tobacco, highlighting the "nexus between transnational organised crime and terrorism funding."

While the investigation was led by the Terrorism Squad, none of the people arrested have been charged with terror offences.

Over the course of the investigation, which was first launched in January last year, police allegedly seized a Ruger pistol, $260,000 in cash, more than 2.5 kilograms of cocaine and 1 kilogram of MDMA.

Also arrested on Wednesday was 49-year-old man Khalid Kochai and 30-year-old woman Rema Kobeissi.

Mr Thorne was arrested when police pulled over his vehicle at Lurnea around 11am on Wednesday.

Mr Kochai was arrested in the car park of Bunnings in Bankstown, while Ms Kobeissi was arrested at a location in Newington.

Following the arrests officers attached to the Terrorism Squad conducted raids at properties across south-west Sydney, including Thorne's apartment in Liverpool.

During the searches a further 500g of cocaine and cash was allegedly seized.

All three are expected to be charged with drugs and firearms offences.

Police will allege in court that the group were involved in the supply of prohibited drugs and firearms across Sydney.

They were refused bail to appear at Bankstown Local Court on Thursday.

Counter Terrorism and Special Tactics Commander, Assistant Commissioner Mark Walton, said it was not uncommon for counter terrorism investigations to uncover other serious criminal activity.

“In this space, investigations are intelligence-based, which means we act on information, whether it

be from our partners or members of the community, and follow the information wherever it takes us,” he said.

Assistant Commissioner Walton said the raids were further evidence of the close links between organised crime and terrorism, which "law enforcement and intelligence agencies work side-by-side to target and disrupt."

Mr Thorne, an Aboriginal man born in Perth, spent several years in Saudi Arabia before he was deported in 2013 for protesting against the four-year prison term given to his brother Shayden for terrorism offences.

He then gained an online following of young Islamic extremists as a radical preacher, posting videos and sermons on a Facebook page he managed under the name Ustadh Mohammed Junaid Thorne.

On the page, Mr Thorne self-identified as "the Sheikh," publishing on the account "managed by his students and the Sheikh...[and] made to cater for those interested in seeking knowledge around the world and learn more about their Deen."

Thorne "completed memorization of the Qur'an before the age of 6 & went to Riyadh at the age of 10 [sic]", the Facebook page says.

"He is currently delivering lectures to brothers and sisters in different cities around Australia."

In an interview in 2016, Mr Thorne told the ABC it was his "destiny" to become a radical Muslim preacher.

"As Muslims we believe our life is predetermined for us, we believe in what's called destiny and this is something that Allah has written for me and I accept it," he told 7.30.

https://www.theage.com.au/national/nsw/ ... 52cl7.html

Lock the cretins up and throw away the key!

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So is he an indigenous muslim, or an islamic indigenous...doesnt matter does it….he's one of the good guys....

Notice he referred to learning more about his deen….
islam is not a religion...it is a way of life....a deen…..an ideology with a religious component....