afp.gov.au/news-media/med… 1. The brothers aged 64 and 65, were detained under Sect 189 of the Migration Act 1958 & have been placed in Immigration detention pending their deportation to NZ. Both are known to be founding members of the OMCG,a “Declared Criminal Organisation”.
2. This will leave the outlaw motorcycle gang without leadership & reduced capacity to commit criminal activity, including distribute drugs, in SA. This factor alone certainly enhances the safety of the community. Cancelling the men’s visas under character grounds involved the
3. Department of Home Affairs, ABF & the SA National Anti-Gangs Squad (SA NAGS), made up of the AFP, SA police & the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). More than 300 OMCG or organised crime members have had their Australian visas cancelled or refused since 2014. “Any non-citizen
4. with an extensive criminal history & involvement with a criminal organisation, such as an OMCG, can expect to have their Australian visa cancelled and to be deported from our country.” AFP Detective Acting Superintendent Gavin Stone said both men have criminal records
5. “Outlaw motorcycle gangs exist for one reason only to make money,in any way possible,”DAS Stone said.“They are sophisticated, violent organised criminal networks that have zero respect for the law & regard themselves as above it, and the OMCG are one of them.
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