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Police are refusing to say whether bikies are behind an illegal bar in Sydney’s CBD where alcohol and possibly drugs were available.
Officers raided the York St venue on Monday afternoon where they unearthed a “fully stocked” bar containing about $20,000 worth of alcohol.
Superintendent Garry O’Dell says investigations are underway into what the premises were being used for.
However, he won’t comment on allegations they were being utilised as a Hells Angels clubhouse.
“We’re seeking to make inquiries with the owner and lease-holder as to what they’ve been using it for and what they’re licensed to use it for,” Supt O’Dell told reporters in Sydney on Tuesday.
Despite no drugs being found at the venue, he says “there may have been previous drug use on the premises”.
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The hallway features red lighting and the space allegedly contains a pole used by strippers.

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Las Vegas, the “sin city” that lures in everyone, whether it’s for the shows, the food, the opulence, or the gambling, has been making a huge push to welcome us queers for the past few years. Most of the major hotels and resorts are gay-friendly, and there are even some properties just for us gays. The Blue Moon Las Vegas has been a home away from home for gay men (exclusively) for years. Traditionally, the “gay scene” in Vegas has been focused around the area called “the Fruit Loop.” The Fruit Loop is located on Paradise Rd. near the Hard Rock Hotel. Krave, a staple in the gay Vegas nightclub scene, is the closest to the strip, right near Planet Hollywood. However, the excitement has shifted northwest, where a new nightclub, Share, has popped up. Located on Wynn Rd. between the Orleans and Palms Casinos, what makes Share unique is its male stripper license. (Oh, boy, I can see it now: Vegas is going to break our pink banks.) For gay and lesbian honeymooners, Las Vegas is sure to leave a lasting impression to remember forever. Just remember what they say: “What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.”

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Australian police accused of racism over shooting of Aboriginal joyriders
By Erik West
April 24, 2012
A shooting by police at a car filled with six Aboriginal joyriders as it drove along a footpath in Sydney has prompted accusations of racism and police brutality.
In an incident that has dominated media headlines, police shot both the 14-year-old driver and a 17-year-old front-seat passenger at the weekend.
The two youths remained in hospital in a serious condition on Tuesday. Malcolm Turnbull, a prominent Sydney-based MP, said the area on many nights was “effectively a war zone”.
Police said they had no choice but to shoot at the car after it hit a 29-year-old woman on the pavement at 4am in the Kings Cross area.
The four back-seat passengers, aged 24, 13, 14 and 16 were arrested and charged with driving in a stolen car.

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Australian police accused of racism over shooting of Aboriginal joyriders A shooting by police at a car filled with six Aboriginal joyriders as it drove along a footpath in Sydney has prompted accusations of racism and police brutality. 560
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In an incident that has dominated media headlines, police shot both the 14-year-old driver and a 17-year-old front-seat passenger at the weekend.
The two youths remained in hospital in a serious condition on Tuesday. Malcolm Turnbull, a prominent Sydney-based MP, said the area on many nights was “effectively a war zone”.
Police said they had no choice but to shoot at the car after it hit a 29-year-old woman on the pavement at 4am in the Kings Cross area.
The four back-seat passengers, aged 24, 13, 14 and 16 were arrested and charged with driving in a stolen car.

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Kings Cross may have had its soul ripped out and refashioned into yet another gentrified, yupified suburb, but let’s not talk about that. Let’s talk about a place that at least pays homage to the old-school sleaze that once ruled the Cross. Underworld boss Abe Saffron’s infamous nightclub is back. The legendary Roosevelt was once the most glamorous – and notorious – destination in the Cross, earning Saffron the names Mr Sin and the Boss of the Cross. It was a casualty of the clean-up of the area but Sven Almenning and his team, the people behind Darlinghurst cocktail bar Eau De Vie, have breathed new life into the underworld legend.
THIS IS A GENTLEMAN’S CLUB from a bygone era – glass doors, brass statues, dim light and bow-tied barmen. It’s so dark and seductive, I can’t read the fine print on the menu (now I feel old) but the furtive, elegant surrounds capture the grit and glamour of the Cross beautifu …

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Sydney’s underworld back in spotlight
ARE the people of NSW being drawn into another gangland war?
It’s a question the state’s senior police are reluctant to address, but it seems outlaw criminals are giving the public their answer.
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Gun fights in suburbia, drive-by shootings, execution-style murders and public brawls on the notorious Kings Cross strip have put Sydney’s underworld back in the spotlight.
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The groups have been linked to a spate of reckless violence across Sydney in the past month, including the most public shooting where a man was gunned down on the dance floor of Kings Cross strip club Bada Bing.
Officers from Sydney’s Gang Squad have been assigned to Strike Force Kinnarra to investigate the shootings at a home and a business at Merrylands, a shop at Baulkham Hills and a home at Granville.

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Sydney’s underworld back in spotlight
ARE the people of NSW being drawn into another gangland war?
It’s a question the state’s senior police are reluctant to address, but it seems outlaw criminals are giving the public their answer.
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Gun fights in suburbia, drive-by shootings, execution-style murders and public brawls on the notorious Kings Cross strip have put Sydney’s underworld back in the spotlight.
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The groups have been linked to a spate of reckless violence across Sydney in the past month, including the most public shooting where a man was gunned down on the dance floor of Kings Cross strip club Bada Bing.
Officers from Sydney’s Gang Squad have been assigned to Strike Force Kinnarra to investigate the shootings at a home and a business at Merrylands, a shop at Baulkham Hills and a home at Granville.

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CRIMINALS behind Sydney’s spate of gun crime will only be caught if the state government is prepared to offer cash rewards the Opposition warns.
The Easter long weekend saw another spike in shootings, with five reported incidents in four days. FIRING LINE: Do you think a reward system is necessary? Comment below.
Opposition Leader John Robertson said cash rewards of up to $50,000 were the only way to break the “wall of silence” that was frustrating police.
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“We need to give people a reason to speak out and break the code of silence.” He said Sydney had been plagued by 79 shootings since Premier Barry O’Farrell took over.
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SHOTS AT CLUB ■ In the latest shooting a 29-year-old was gunned down inside a Kings Cross strip club early on Monday. ■ Witnesses said three shots were fired across the floor of the Bada Bing club at 1.40am.

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Crime scene … the Bada Bing strip club in Kings Cross / Pic: Bill Hearne Source: The Daily Telegraph
A SENIOR Rebels bikie was charged with attempted murder after police investigating a spate of recent shootings across Sydney arrested two men yesterday.
Ricky Anthony Ciano, 31, of Bondi, was arrested in Parramatta over the shooting of Amer Tashman inside the packed Bada Bing strip club in Kings Cross on Monday.
Mr Tashman was shot in the shoulder as staff and patrons dived for cover.
Ciano, known to have extensive links on the Gold Coast, including to the Blush nightclub in the heart of Surfers Paradise, is also facing charges of possessing an unlicensed pistol.
Ciano declined to appear in Parramatta Court when his case was briefly mentioned before magistrate Vivien Swain. No plea was entered and his solicitor did not apply for bail.
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So far this month there have been 11 shootings in Sydney.

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More arrests after spate of shootings across Sydney
Police have arrested two more men over recent shootings in Sydney.
A suspected bikie from Bondi was charged yesterday with attempted murder over an incident at the Bada Bing strip club in Kings Cross. A 29-year-old man was shot in the shoulder at about 2am on Monday.
The victim, who is not thought to be involved with outlaw motorcycle gangs, was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The alleged shooter was refused bail.
Superintendent Sue Waites said police did not believe the shooting was related to other recent gun crime in Sydney.
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A 21-year-old man who is known to police was charged yesterday with intent to murder after a shooting at Guildford, in Sydney’s west.
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In total, seven males have been arrested in relation to 11 shootings across Sydney since April 1.

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