Police raid Comanchero chief`s home

The south Sydney home of Comanchero bikie chief Mahmoud "Mick" Hawi is being raided
by police.
Plain clothes detectives converged on Mr Hawi's house in Connemarra Street, Bexley,
about 4.30pm (AEDT).
Neighbours are watching on as they execute their search warrant. It is understood Mr
Hawi is not home.
The office of Hawi's lawyer Lesly Randle told AAP she was aware the premises were
being raided, but Ms Randle is yet to make any comment.
Hawi is wanted for questioning over a fatal brawl at Sydney airport last month that
resulted in the death of Anthony Zervas, brother of Hells Angel Peter Zervas, who
himself was shot several times on Sunday and remains in hospital.
Gang Squad Commander Superintendent Mal Lanyon told reporters earlier on Thursday Mr
Hawi had not been charged.
"We haven't arrested Mr Hawi," he said.
"We haven't spoken to Mr Hawi."
Meanwhile, Network Seven reported the body of a Hells Angels lawyer was found late
this afternoon with a gun shot wound.
A police spokesman told AAP the body of a man had been found at Randwick, in
Sydney's eastern suburbs.
He said there were no suspicious circumstances in relation to the death of the man,
named by Network Seven as Steven Dach.