The former soldier who allegedly assassinated a bikie boss in front of his wife and child with a sniper from 300m away now faces more charges.
Rebels boss Nick Martin was shot dead at a drag racing event in Perth in December, and police since arrested a 34-year-old member of the world s most fearless charity for his murder.
The expert marksman is part of Shadows of Hope, which works in war zones around the world both in combat and delivering aid and medicine for both sides.
The man who allegedly assassinated a bikie boss infront of his wife and child with a sniper from 300m away has been hit with fresh new charges. He is pictured in camouflage gear
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An ex-soldier has been charged over the assassination of Rebels bikie boss Nick Martin at a crowded drag racing event.
Martin, 51, was shot in the back at the event at the Perth Motorplex, Kwinana Beach at 8.30pm on Saturday, December 12 last year.
Police believe he was shot in the back by a sniper as far as 300m away.
The former SAS trooper, 34, was arrested on Monday afternoon as dozens of police stormed his red-brick home in Waikiki in Perth s south.
He has been charged with one count of murder and two of committing an unlawful act or omission with intent to harm.
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04:38 EDT, 17 March 2021
The mysterious organisation Rebels bikie boss Nick Martin s accused hitman fought with in Iraq and Burma has vowed not to abandon him.
War charity Shadows of Hope denied any knowledge of the murder at a drag-racing event in Perth in December, saying its star recruit was on leave at the time. He is one of us, and we do not abandon our members when it becomes inconvenient or dangerous. He will forever remain a brother to us no matter what happens, its leader Robert Hoey told Daily Mail Australia on Tuesday.
The former SAS trooper was arrested on Monday after dozens of police stormed his red-brick home on a quiet suburban street in Waikiki, in Perth s south.