BNN: Bikies' flying hit squad goes interstate to carry out a hit: Biker News Network, Out Run By No One,1%er,Outlaw

BY: Yoni Bashan
Source: dailytelegraph.com.au

Australia - A SYDNEY hit squad was behind the attempted murder of Adelaide bikie boss Vincenzo Focarelli, who was shot four times at close range.

His "execution order" was signed off at a Sydney meeting of Comanchero gang members who flew interstate to carry out the hit.

The Sunday Telegraph can reveal that three meetings were held in Sydney involving senior Comanchero bikie figures before the double shooting last Sunday.

Those present at the three meetings included members of the Sydney and Victorian

Comanchero branches, and the suspected gunman -- a South Australian man of Eastern European origins.

The last meeting took place in the week of January 20, just days before Mr Focarelli -- the self-proclaimed president of the South Australian Comancheros -- was shot.

His stepson, Giovanni, 23, was killed during the attack, which NSW police believe may be linked to a drug dispute in Sydney.

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