Sydney crime leader Ahamed was shot dead. (photo of the Daily Telegraph)
According to the Daily Telegraph, the gunman who shot Sydney`s criminal leader, Walid "Wally" Ahmad, was a less-known member of the Comancheros motorcycle gang, rather than Assad (Hamad Assaad)., who was killed in retaliation six months after the shooting. It is understood that the suspect is employed by hostile criminal families.
In April 2016, Mr. Ahmer was ambushed and shot dozens of times in an open-air cafe on the roof of the (Bankstown Centro Shopping Centre) parking lot at the Penn Town Square Shopping Center.
Rumours spread that killer Assad, a 29-year-old criminal, had been vengeance by Ahmer loyalists for the shooting, but they appeared to have killed the wrong man, and investigators have ruled out Assad`s criminal suspicions.
Investigators have confirmed that Mr. Assad was far from the Penn Town Square mall when Mr. Ahmer was shot, according to the Sunday Telegraph. Police also confirmed for the first time a long-standing triad rumour that Ahmer was shot in return for the shoot incident that occurred three weeks ago at a garage at (Condell Park) in Condel Park.
Police Superintendent Cook (Scott Cook), head of the homicide investigation team (Homicide Squad), said in an interview with the Sunday Telegraph: "We believe that this murder was a buy-in homicide and was related to the previous shoot incident," said Superintendent Cook (Scott Cook), head of the homicide investigation team, in an interview with Sunday Telegraph. This is only part of the escalating conflict between the two local criminal gangs. We cannot accept the murder case in the new state, nor the killing of others to resolve disputes. "
From April 2016 to May 2017, Ahmer clashed with another prominent criminal network, resulting in four murder cases and at least two shoot incidents.
In recent months, investigators have identified a 33-year-old motorcyclist, a 33-year-old suspected suspect in the Ahamud shooting, who received a bonus to kill him and is hiding in a luxury apartment in CBD.
Three weeks before Ahmed was shot dead, members of his hostile criminal family appeared outside the garage in Condel Park in an effort to settle a dispute. Police believe the dispute involved money and drug.
It is understood that the suspect is known in the underground world as a dispute mediator. In the ensuing gun battle, he successfully escaped bullets and Safwan (Safwan Charbaji), a member of the criminal family, was robbed, although it is difficult to determine who fired the gun. But Ahmed was clearly the target. At present, the case is still under investigation.
