I feel the outlaw bikie gangs as they call them are actually nice people if you see past their colours. They are no different to anyone else they may have bad ones in the gang but you get bad ones anywhere. I feel they should be left alone, they sort their own problems out and don't involve others unless the others get themselves involved. I am not scared of them one bit and I am just a normal female. Media and government needto wake up to themselves
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Tuesday, 02 February 2010 13:18
Ben
ALL YOU PEOPLE NEED TO TAKE YOUR HEADS OUT OF THE SAND AND WAKE UP. The bad ones as DEE has put IT is a joke, yes there are bad everywhere and if you run an organisation where BAD people arent wanted then eventually the BAD ones commit missconduct or crimes and are sacked expelled or if its the general public your in jail quicker than you can blink. so tell me why we should all turn a blind eye just because he/she are part of a TERRORIST organisation and that is exactly what they are! When your way of doing business is to instill fear and terror to gain what you want in life your ARE a TERRORIST and should fall under the terrorist legislation if the govenment had any guts.
I feel whilst the a legislation to break down these gangs will most likely go through it is going to be up to the JUGDES IN OUR COURTS to uphold these laws and at a guess they will not. Judges, police, and even government officials are part of these outlaw clubs make not mistake about it. when you get extorted your family threatened and you go to the police with video evidence and have lost your business to them. They get a slap on the wrist a good behaviour bond take your business and you are left 100,000 out of pocket with no restitution just a warning from the police not to go public or give a copy of the tape to the media or they will come after you. THIS ALL HAPPENED TO ME AND MY FAMILY AT THE HANDS OF THE GLADSTONE QLD CIB and the BLACK UHLANS OUTLAW MC GLADSTONE. I am 100% sure some CIB Police are in bed with them. The government is and has been aware of them for years and years yet only start to pretend do something about it when its broadcast publicly. Had the sydney airport incident not happened they would have been allowed to continue to grow and continue to destroy lives with DRUGS. AS FAR AS PEOPLE JUMPING OF BRIDGES GRAHAM at least that is there freedom of choice to jump, then there are all the drug overdoses, young teen girls forced into prostitution, rapes, extortion, murder, gun running, cultivation and drug cooking labs, THE LIST GOES ON AND ON. EXTERMINATION OF THE CLUBS IS THE ONLY ANSWER OR ALL OF US MIGHT ASWELL BECOME PIMPS AND DEALERS OURSELVES if the government doesnt give a **** lets all get a cut of the wealth then.
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Tuesday, 02 February 2010 14:04
BENNO
I do believe the story below sets the precident for any member of the public that has ever been threatened by an outlaw club member to carry a firearm to defend he/her and thier family i know i have printed this off and filed it away.
A bikie threatened to kill a police officer and his family during a dawn police raid on his home, a Melbourne court was told today.
The claim came as three other Outlaws Motorcycle Club members avoided jail after pleading guilty to assaults in hotels south-east of Melbourne last year.
During one of 14 police raids on Outlaws' homes early on December 16, Corey Phillips, 29, of Bittern, told a police officer he had ways of finding out where he lived, Melbourne Magistrates Court was told.
"I am going to kill you, your f***ing family and anyone who knows you, c**t," Phillips allegedly said during the raid on his Mornington Peninsula home.
"You're the biggest one here so I will break your f***ing jaw."
The court was told the senior constable was shaken by the threats and took off his badge after Phillips said he had read his name.
The officer was later allowed to carry a police weapon when off duty to protect himself and his family.
Phillips faces charges including making threats to kill, intentional injury and firearms offences.
Advertisement Advertisement Three other Outlaws - Bradley Rixon, 39, and Leon Murphy, 29, of Hastings and David Mathers, 36, of Tyabb - today received suspended jail terms for their role in two assaults in local hotels.
They were arrested when about 105 police simultaneously raided the houses across Mornington Peninsula, seizing firearms, cannabis and Victoria Police epaulettes.
In the first assault, the bikies allegedly attacked a man in the Rosebud Hotel on August 1 after accusing him of selling drugs.
They allegedly blocked security cameras as Mathers, Rixon and a third man punched him in the head and kicked him in the ribs.
Murphy was also charged over a separate "payback" attack at the Westernport Hotel on December 9, when he knocked out a man he claimed assaulted him three years earlier.
During the raids police allegedly found Christmas cards bearing a photo showing the bikies posing with guns.
Magistrate Duncan Reynolds said gang members seemed to glorify firearms, and had a "flippant disregard" of the responsibilities that came with owning them.
He sentenced Rixon, Murphy and Mathers to 11, nine and seven months jail respectively on charges of intentionally causing injury and firearms offences.
All sentences were suspended for two years.
Phillips was ordered to reappear in the same court in August.
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Saturday, 23 April 2011 12:52
kirks
black uhlans- a bunch of fag in leather pants
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Monday, 15 August 2011 18:35
kay
i was in a relationship until recently with someone who has ties with the uhlans. Long story short i was assaulted and me and my kids taken away, now at 12:15 this morning i get a short message from my exs son saying 'hide'. Should i take this seriously?
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Monday, 15 August 2011 20:48
graham
Probably Kay, just to be on the safe side. But this isn't the sort of site to come to for advice on these sorts of matters.
ALL YOU PEOPLE NEED TO TAKE YOUR HEADS OUT OF THE SAND AND WAKE UP.
The bad ones as DEE has put IT is a joke, yes there are bad everywhere and if you run an organisation where BAD people arent wanted then eventually the BAD ones commit missconduct or crimes and are sacked expelled or if its the general public your in jail quicker than you can blink. so tell me why we should all turn a blind eye just because he/she are part of a TERRORIST organisation and that is exactly what they are! When your way of doing business is to instill fear and terror to gain what you want in life your ARE a TERRORIST and should fall under the terrorist legislation if the govenment had any guts.
I feel whilst the a legislation to break down these gangs will most likely go through it is going to be up to the JUGDES IN OUR COURTS to uphold these laws and at a guess they will not.
Judges, police, and even government officials are part of these outlaw clubs make not mistake about it.
when you get extorted your family threatened and you go to the police with video evidence and have lost your business to them.
They get a slap on the wrist a good behaviour bond take your business and you are left 100,000 out of pocket with no restitution just a warning from the police not to go public or give a copy of the tape to the media or they will come after you.
THIS ALL HAPPENED TO ME AND MY FAMILY AT THE HANDS OF THE GLADSTONE QLD CIB and the BLACK UHLANS OUTLAW MC GLADSTONE.
I am 100% sure some CIB Police are in bed with them. The government is and has been aware of them for years and years yet only start to pretend do something about it when its broadcast publicly. Had the sydney airport incident not happened they would have been allowed to continue to grow and continue to destroy lives with DRUGS.
AS FAR AS PEOPLE JUMPING OF BRIDGES GRAHAM at least that is there freedom of choice to jump, then there are all the drug overdoses, young teen girls forced into prostitution, rapes, extortion, murder, gun running, cultivation and drug cooking labs, THE LIST GOES ON AND ON.
EXTERMINATION OF THE CLUBS IS THE ONLY ANSWER OR ALL OF US MIGHT ASWELL BECOME PIMPS AND DEALERS OURSELVES if the government doesnt give a **** lets all get a cut of the wealth then.
I do believe the story below sets the precident for any member of the public that has ever been threatened by an outlaw club member to carry a firearm to defend he/her and thier family i know i have printed this off and filed it away.
A bikie threatened to kill a police officer and his family during a dawn police raid on his home, a Melbourne court was told today.
The claim came as three other Outlaws Motorcycle Club members avoided jail after pleading guilty to assaults in hotels south-east of Melbourne last year.
During one of 14 police raids on Outlaws' homes early on December 16, Corey Phillips, 29, of Bittern, told a police officer he had ways of finding out where he lived, Melbourne Magistrates Court was told.
"I am going to kill you, your f***ing family and anyone who knows you, c**t," Phillips allegedly said during the raid on his Mornington Peninsula home.
"You're the biggest one here so I will break your f***ing jaw."
The court was told the senior constable was shaken by the threats and took off his badge after Phillips said he had read his name.
The officer was later allowed to carry a police weapon when off duty to protect himself and his family.
Phillips faces charges including making threats to kill, intentional injury and firearms offences.
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Three other Outlaws - Bradley Rixon, 39, and Leon Murphy, 29, of Hastings and David Mathers, 36, of Tyabb - today received suspended jail terms for their role in two assaults in local hotels.
They were arrested when about 105 police simultaneously raided the houses across Mornington Peninsula, seizing firearms, cannabis and Victoria Police epaulettes.
In the first assault, the bikies allegedly attacked a man in the Rosebud Hotel on August 1 after accusing him of selling drugs.
They allegedly blocked security cameras as Mathers, Rixon and a third man punched him in the head and kicked him in the ribs.
Murphy was also charged over a separate "payback" attack at the Westernport Hotel on December 9, when he knocked out a man he claimed assaulted him three years earlier.
During the raids police allegedly found Christmas cards bearing a photo showing the bikies posing with guns.
Magistrate Duncan Reynolds said gang members seemed to glorify firearms, and had a "flippant disregard" of the responsibilities that came with owning them.
He sentenced Rixon, Murphy and Mathers to 11, nine and seven months jail respectively on charges of intentionally causing injury and firearms offences.
All sentences were suspended for two years.
Phillips was ordered to reappear in the same court in August.