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Police hunting a “dangerous” Mongols gang member wanted on a raft of charges have renewed a public appeal to help find and arrest him.
Australian national Brodie Collins-Haskins has multiple warrants out for his arrest and is wanted in relation to drug, firearm and money-laundering charges.
He has been evading arrest since June last year – when a series of raids led to more than 200 charges against Mongols gang members.
The 26-year-old is described as 177cm tall, of medium build, with distinctive tattoos on his arms and legs.
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These include a tattoo of a nun on his right upper arm, a skull on his left calf and the words TIRADOR 34 on the back of his right leg, running from his ankle to upper thigh.
“He has links to Auckland, Bay of Plenty, Coromandel and Christchurch areas,” said a police spokesperson.
“He is considered dangerous and should not be approached by the public.”
In mid-2020 police arrested 10 people who were either members or associates of the Mongols, who they described then as an “organised crime group” in relation to drug dealing, firearms and money laundering.
The arrests came after raids across the Bay of Plenty.
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Simple explanation why “Back in the Day” most of us Never got visible tattoos.
That’s a freaking “Identifiable Mark” and you didn’t even want that.
Dumbshit!
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