Comanchero Bikeuse associates allegedly threatened Campbelltown brothel workers to demand cheaper rate

Workers at a Sydney brothel stood firm in the face of alleged violent intimidation and sent two men packing after demanding a cheaper price.

Raptor Squad officers have accused two men, both allegedly linked to the Comanchero OMCG, of threatening women at a Campbelltown brothel after failing to negotiate a reduced rate on their services.

On Saturday around 5 a.m., police were called to the brothel following reports that a man was intimidating women.

Officers attached to the Campbelltown Town Police Area Command arrived and were told that two men – claiming to be members and associates of the Comanchero OMCG – had threatened several women and damaged property after failing to negotiate lower prices for services before leaving.

Officers attached to the State Crime Command’s Raptor Squad immediately began an investigation into the incident.

Following extensive inquiries, Raptor Squad officers arrested a 35-year-old man – a suspected member of the Comanchero OMCG – at a house in Longhurst Road, Minto, at around 5.50am on Monday September 23.

He was taken to Campbelltown Police Station where he was charged with harassment/intimidation with intent to fear physical harm.

The man was granted bail to appear in Campbelltown Local Court on Thursday.

Following further inquiries, Raptor Squad officers arrested a 39-year-old man – and alleged associate of Comanchero OMCG – on Box Road, Casula, at around 8.10am on Monday September 23.

He was taken to Liverpool Police Station where he was charged with stalking/intimidation with intent to fear physical harm, common assault and destroying or damaging property.

The man was refused bail and appeared at Liverpool Local Court on Monday September 23, 2024, where he was further refused bail to appear at Campbelltown Local Court on Thursday.

Police will allege in court that a stranger contacted the brothel the day after the incident and offered protection in exchange for money.

Investigations into the incident continue.

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