Mongrel Mob member who pleaded guilty to the murder of rival Outlaws member Peter Lui​ and robbing him of his patch, has been jailed for life.

A Mongrel Mob member who pleaded guilty to the murder of rival Outlaws member Peter Lui​ and robbing him of his patch, has been jailed for life.

Belmont Sonny Freedom Eruiti Te Aonui-Tawhaiwas a passenger in a car when he and co-accused Hemi Cahill spotted Lui driving his motorbike home on is lunchbreak. The Outlaws gang patch he wore on his back, became a literal target as they pursued him.

Te Aonui-Tawhai appeared before Justice Matthew Palmer​​ in the High Court at Napier on Monday morning for sentencing in relation to one charge each of murder, aggravated robbery and assaulting a person with a blunt instrument.

Lui, a long-time member of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club, died on March 29 last year after being assaulted outside his home in Pandora, Napier.

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