Confronting images have emerged from inside the gym where a Comanchero bikie was gunned down alongside his brother, with paramedics seen desperately trying to revive the bloodied pair
Confronting images have emerged from inside the gym where a Comanchero bikie was gunned down alongside his brother, with paramedics seen desperately trying to revive the bloodied pair.
The outlaw motorcycle club's boss Tarek Zahed is now miraculously in a stable condition in hospital after being shot in a hail of bullets during a workout with his younger brother - also a notorious gangland figure.
Zahed and Omar were shot multiple times inside the Bodyfit gym in Sydney's Auburn on Tuesday night at about 8pm, leaving both men with catastrophic injuries.
Omar, 39, went into cardiac arrest after suffering several gunshot wounds to his stomach, arms and legs - later dying at the scene.
His bikie enforcer brother, 41, was hit by 10 bullets to his body, including to his head, before being rushed to Westmead Hospital where he is understood to have gruesome injuries.
In the weeks leading up to the horror shooting Zahed was warned by organised crime detectives to 'stop going to the gym, change your routine'.
His friends even begged him to 'play it safe' and stop after learning that $1million bounty had been put out on him by rivals.
Investigators are now probing whether the latest shooting in Sydney's tit-for-tat crime saga is linked to the execution of Mahmoud 'Brownie' Ahmad two weeks earlier - as police sources reveal to Daily Mail Australia that 'retaliation' for the hit will be 'huge'.
Police and paramedics are seen trying to save the two men at the gym on Tuesday night after the shooting - with pools of blood seen across the foyer
Tarek Zahed (pictured, right) and brother Omar (left) were gunned down outside a gym on Tuesday night - with Omar dying at the scene after being shot in the head
Police were called to the Bodyfit Gym on Parramatta Road around 8pm on Tuesday night (pictured) where paramedics battled to save the brothers' lives
Confronting images have emerged from inside the gym where a Comanchero bikie was gunned down alongside his brother, with paramedics seen desperately trying to revive the bloodied pair
por Faustino Nunez (2022-08-04)
Confronting images have emerged from inside the gym where a Comanchero bikie was gunned down alongside his brother, with paramedics seen desperately trying to revive the bloodied pair.
The outlaw motorcycle club's boss Tarek Zahed is now miraculously in a stable condition in hospital after being shot in a hail of bullets during a workout with his younger brother - also a notorious gangland figure.
Zahed and Omar were shot multiple times inside the Bodyfit gym in Sydney's Auburn on Tuesday night at about 8pm, leaving both men with catastrophic injuries.
Omar, 39, went into cardiac arrest after suffering several gunshot wounds to his stomach, arms and legs - later dying at the scene.
His bikie enforcer brother, 41, was hit by 10 bullets to his body, including to his head, before being rushed to Westmead Hospital where he is understood to have gruesome injuries.
In the weeks leading up to the horror shooting Zahed was warned by organised crime detectives to 'stop going to the gym, change your routine'.
His friends even begged him to 'play it safe' and stop after learning that $1million bounty had been put out on him by rivals.
Investigators are now probing whether the latest shooting in Sydney's tit-for-tat crime saga is linked to the execution of Mahmoud 'Brownie' Ahmad two weeks earlier - as police sources reveal to Daily Mail Australia that 'retaliation' for the hit will be 'huge'.
Police and paramedics are seen trying to save the two men at the gym on Tuesday night after the shooting - with pools of blood seen across the foyer
Tarek Zahed (pictured, right) and brother Omar (left) were gunned down outside a gym on Tuesday night - with Omar dying at the scene after being shot in the head
Police were called to the Bodyfit Gym on Parramatta Road around 8pm on Tuesday night (pictured) where paramedics battled to save the brothers' lives