A tenth man has been charged with the murder of Gold Coast bikie Shane Bowden as police promise to smash a code of silence surrounding the investigation.
A 26-year-old Bellbird Park man - believed to be a member of the rival Mongols outlaw motorcycle gang - is the latest to be charged over the alleged hit on Mr Bowden in October last year.
Earlier today a 37-year-old Wanora man was also charged with murder, which follows the arrest and charging of seven others on Sunday.
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Police name suspected gunmen behind driveway ‘execution’
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Police allege that James Winston Mau’u and Junior Jasmine Torope were the gunmen in the Gold Coast gangland execution of bikie Shane Bowden, as detectives investigate further members of motorcycle gangs.
Police arrested eight members of the Mongols bikie gang in weekend raids across six suburbs on Sunday and charged them with murder over the shooting of Bowden in October 2020.
Bowden, a senior member of the Mongols and reportedly the gang’s former national sergeant-at-arms who had defected to the Finks, was sprayed with bullets as he pulled into a driveway of a property on Cox Road in Pimpama.
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