Is this Australia's most violent gang? Notorious bikie mob more ruthless than the Hell's Angels opens a chapter Down Under – as government places them on their 'public enemy list'

  • Outlaw motorcycle club known as one of most violent in the world setup in QLD 
  • Satudarah MC have been declared an 'identified organisation' in the state 
  • Group tried to set up in NSW in 2015 and were successfully stopped by arrests 

An outlaw motorcycle club with a reputation as one of the most violent and ruthless in the world has been declared an 'identified organisation' in Queensland as it tries to open a chapter in Australia. 

The declaration means that wearing the Satudarah patch or gang colours in Queensland will be illegal, in a move designed to make it harder for the club to establish a foothold.

The gang has been trying to set up chapters in Brisbane, The Gold Coast, and Toowoomba, according to The Sunday Mail, and they claim to have already set up a prospect chapter on the Fraser Coast.

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An outlaw motorcycle club with a reputation as one of the most violent and ruthless in the world has been declared an 'identified organisation' in Queensland

An outlaw motorcycle club with a reputation as one of the most violent and ruthless in the world has been declared an 'identified organisation' in Queensland

The gang has been trying to set up chapters in Brisbane, The Gold Coast, and Toowoomba

The gang has been trying to set up chapters in Brisbane, The Gold Coast, and Toowoomba

Satudarah MC was established in the 1990s in the Netherlands by immigrants of Moluccan heritage and currently has about 44 chapters worldwide

Satudarah MC was established in the 1990s in the Netherlands by immigrants of Moluccan heritage and currently has about 44 chapters worldwide

Satudarah MC was established in the 1990s in the Netherlands by immigrants of Moluccan heritage and currently has about 44 chapters worldwide.

They are frequently mentioned in connection with drug and weapons trafficking where they set up operations.

'We will continue to work with our national and international partners to deter the expansion of Satudarah into Queensland,' said Detective Superintendent Roger Lowe of the Organised Crime Gangs Group

'The legislation excluding Satudarah members from wearing their colours limits their ability to intimidate the community and recruit members.'

The name means 'one blood' in Indonesian and Malay and, unlike other outlaw motorcycle gangs, membership is open to all races and nationalities.

The club is particularly feared in the regions where it has established itself and in their original base of the Netherlands the club is known to be more violent than the Hells Angels which it is known to have had brawls with.

In 2015 the gang tried to set up chapters in NSW, however, the arrest of four high ranking members halted the expansion. 

The name means 'one blood' in Indonesian and Malay and, unlike other outlaw motorcycle gangs, membership is open to all races and nationalities

The name means 'one blood' in Indonesian and Malay and, unlike other outlaw motorcycle gangs, membership is open to all races and nationalities

In 2015 the gang tried to set up chapters in NSW, however, the arrest of four high ranking members halted the expansion

In 2015 the gang tried to set up chapters in NSW, however, the arrest of four high ranking members halted the expansion

 

 

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