News about Nick Martin

Nick Martin, 51, (right with wife), was shot and killed at a drag race at Kwinana Motorplex south of Perth on December 12, 2020, from 300 meters away, as he sat with his wife and stepdaughter. David James Pye (left), a former rebel turned commissar, has been accused of bribing Martin to murder Martin and is now imprisoned in Perth's Casurayina Prison. Because jail bosses fear if he's put with the general population, the 40-year-old has been held in isolation in the prison's special handling unit (SHU). The SHU is effectively a retribution unit.' They're preventing me from seeing visitors and I'm not able to purchase the limited services that are offered to you in jail.' Pye said.

According to his heartbroken colleagues and family, a heavily beaten bikie associate who was branded as the'muscle' at several outlaw motorcycle meetings in Western Australia would like to be remembered as a 'gangster.' Just after 4 p.m. on Thursday afternoon, Joe Versace, or Joey or Jojo to his relatives, was discovered dead inside a rural workshop in the Perth suburb of Gnangara. In a brazen daylight execution, the 34-year-old was shot in the stomach and chest, with paramedics unable to save Versace's life.

After a 34-year-old man was executed in broad daylight in a Perth workshop in an attack thought to be related to our bikie wars, Western Australia Police are urging the public to remain 'vigilant.' Joe Versace was shot dead just after 4 p.m. on Thursday, with tributes pouring for him. The heavily tattooed bikie associate appeared to be a fan of his namesake brand Versace, according to photos from his Facebook, with the 34-year-old posting snapshots of a gold chain and wearing a pair of Versace glasses. Detective Keith Neubronner said there was no risk to the public at all, but that locals should remain vigilant. 'We do not believe that the gunman poses a danger to the neighborhood,' he told reporters at the scene.

According to statistics, more than 300 outlaw bikies (top right) hold firearms licenses lawfully as new state policies strip those who are deemed unlawful to the public and raise penalties for firearms-related offences. The Western Australian Police Minister made a shocking admission ahead of the scheme's rollout. Western Australians who are criminally linked could be barred from firearms registrations (bottom right, an AFP collection of confiscated guns).