A bitter split has torn apart a new organisation set up to help ex-prisoners, with two former Finks bikies quitting to go solo amid allegations of poor leadership and a dispute about an SA government contract. Arcofyre is run by chief executive Kirby Brownlow, a former soldier and convicted armed robber, and aims to help cut high rates of recidivism - when former prisoners commit further crimes and return to jail. Other key Arcofyre members included former Fink and Mongol bikie brothers Matt and Tyson Ward, and Henry Keogh who was convicted of murdering his fiancee but released after 20 years in 2014 on appeal and not retried.