News about Salim Mehajer

Patrick El-Helou was greeted at a service in Sydney's south-west by heavily tattooed men wearing black T-shirts with a gold cross on the chest above 'RIP.' A red Harley with RAPTR number plates (inset) - apparently referring to the NSW Police bikie-busting Raptor Squad was on display at the funeral. A video shared on Instagram showed a procession of bikes next to Mr El-Helou's blue 1985 Holden VK sedan (left), which had a portrait of the company's late owner on the back seat.

'Big Kash' Lavulo, 35, (right), a violent three-minute YouTube video, making wild transphobic and homophobic remarks about one-time underworld enforcer Moudi Tajjour (pictured with his new wife Jenna Bignell) who was ambushed on the Gold Coast (inset). But convicted killer Tajjour, 38, laughed off the vile video and told Daily Mail Australia: 'He's just an iPhone tough guy - never say it to my face.'

An 11th-hour request has been made by a former high-flying Sydney politician who had previously mocked sports cars and luxurious clothes, preventing his trial from going forward. Salim Mehajer, the former mayor of Auburn, appeared in a blue suit and tie with his hair gelled back. He is accused of making two incorrect papers and using two fraudulent documents to gain a financial benefit.

Moudi Tajjour, the former Nomads bikie boss and enforcer, was left with his head in his hands after his new wife Jenna Bignell found his missing contacts' book in his unusual correspondence. She filmed herself scrolling through her iPhone in a series of posts on her Instagram, howling with annoyance at her attempts to distinguish old flames from her peers. 'Deaf But Sexy Girl Lol Im Baddddddddd'; 'Misses (sic) Ass With The Country'; 'Buggest Sexy One'; "My New Misses Ass So Far,'; 'Misses (sic) My First Visit The Country's Quest is My Country'; 'Misses (sic) This Is My New Misses First Site' Tajjour, 38, told Daily Mail Australia that his unorthodox naming system was based on "what they look like."

Mehajer, 36, had pleaded not guilty to four counts of common assault, intentionally choking a person without permission, and assault occasioning real bodily harm. The jury took less than a day to arrive on their guilty verdicts on Wednesday afternoon following the nearly three-week long trial. In an emotional social media post following the decision, his survivor, who cannot be identified, thanked those who helped her through her 'living nightmare'.

Salim Mehajer was found guilty of six counts of domestic assault on Wednesday by a NSW District jury. The 36-year-old pleaded not guilty to the charges, which included four counts of common assault, intentionally choking a person without permission, and assault occasioning real bodily harm. The unpopular former Auburn deputy mayor was charged with the charges two days before Christmas Day in 2020.

Salim Mehajer (pictured) has denied accusations of punching a woman and threatening to stick a bullet in her mother's head in court, portraying the allegations as confusing and lies. In the NSW District Court, the 36-year-old former mayor of Auburn is defending himself against seven domestic violence charges.

Salim Mehajer (pictured left, and right outside Downing Centre Court in Sydney) allegedly suffocated his mother until she died, threatened her, and said he would stick a bullet in her mother's head, according to a court. The 36-year-old has pleaded not guilty to the charges.

Salim Mehajer (left and right) was charged in 2021 with three counts of common assault, coercion aimed at causing fear and physical harm, deliberate choking, and assault occasioning real bodily harm, as an alternate charge of common assault. The court heard that the former deputy mayor of Auburn, south of Sydney's west, choked his then-girlfriend until she became insensible or ineffective against resistance at a Lidcombe home. Mehajer, 36, who appeared himself in the NSW District Court on Wednesday, has denied the charges. Judge James Bennett said the allegation arose from "a dysfunctional, disrupted, or broken down relationship."

Salim Mehajer, a disgraced ex-politician, told his sister, "whatever I did..." After domestic abuse and choking charges were levelled against him, I swear to God, I did out of spite. Mr Mehajer, 36, is facing a string of serious domestic assault charges against his ex-girlfriend Melissa Tysoe. Last week, he lost his hope of freedom when the Court of Appeal refused to allow his bail application within minutes.

Salim Mehajer, the controversial former politician of NSW, has been dealt a significant blow after being ordered to appear in court for the first time this month over choking and domestic violence accusations. Mehajer, 36, has argued that he should be allowed out of jail so he can stand trial after he has stated that he will face a string of serious domestic violence charges. He was seated in from the Mid North Coast Correctional Facility in Kempsey, Mehajer, sporting a five o'clock shadow and slicked back hair as he appeared in via video connection on Thursday.

For the first time in nearly three years, the notorious property developer, 36 (left and right), was granted bail two weeks earlier and was scheduled to be released from jail. Melissa Tysoe, Mehajer's ex-girlfriend, has accused Mehajer of choking her to the point of unconsciousness, triggering fresh charges against him.Justice Natalie Adams reversed the bail to Mehajer, who defended her argument at the NSW Supreme Court this week. According to Ms. Tysoe, the former mayor had a criminal history, has previously violated bail and court orders, and was deemed a danger to reaching Ms Tysoe.

Mehajer (left and right) has been detained in prison for the past two years after being found guilty of perverting the path of justice and making a false statement under oath in 2021. With his parole term coming up on January 18, he has been spending the past two-and-a-half months in solitary confinement. Mehajer could be released from prison if he applies for bail on any of the active charges he is facing (inset, Mid North Coast Correctional Centre). Mehajer was released from jail this week on a domestic violence charge this week, so he could be released from jail anytime from next Wednesday.

After the Nomads boss and influencer decided to go on a nonviolent social ride, Tajjour was confronted by four men in the Bunnings carpark at Nerang, Queensland's Gold Coast on Saturday afternoon. Harrowing video showed the moment 38-year-old Tajjour (insets) was ambushed and left curled up on the asphalt as one of his assailants screamed: 'Where's your podcast now, dog?' With plans to ride from Eagleby on the Logan River to a restaurant in Coolangatta about 70 kilometers south, the convicted killer's day has begun. The daily Mail Australia can now reveal the convicted killer's day. According to an underworld source, 60 to 70 riders gathered on the Eagleby boat ramp around 10 a.m., and a man associated with the Mongols who Tajjour did not know began to stir up the ex bikie.

A new video of former Bikie boss Moudi Tajjour being assaulted by four men in a Bunnings parking garage has surfaced. Tajjour was stripped, stomped on, and bashed as he was taunted with insults in the second video obtained exclusively by Daily Mail Australia. The Tajjour attackers can be seen screaming "f*** off, you f***ing dog" in the video, and he can he hear the punches and kicks land in the video. One of the attackers pulls Tajjour away from his bikes and strips off his jacket, stomps him in the head and torso, and then stomps viciously on his stomach. After leaving his gangster life behind to concentrate on his career as a social media influencer, a dazed Tajjour managed to calm down after the attackers retreated and the ex-Nomads bikie has since vowed revenge, saying the men should look 'over their shoulder for the remainder of their lives.'

Moudi Tajjour, the former bikie boss, has vowed revenge on the guy who brutally assaulted him in a Bunnings center parking lot. The convicted killer, 38, is shown curled up on the asphalt outside the Gold Coast hardware store in Nerang as heavily tattooed men take turns dragging, screaming, and punching him shortly before 12.45 p.m. on Saturday.