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News by Sarah McPhee 9th Feb 2021 6:44 AM A former NRL rising star who has become the face of a bikie gang reform program, boasting about turning his life around, is awaiting sentencing on domestic violence charges, it has been revealed. The program is for former outlaw motorcycle gang (OMCG) members "wanting a lasting way out of gang life". The two Gangs Exit episodes, including 'Man Mountain - The Dan Kilian Story', were produced in partnership with the Australian Federal Police and the Queensland Government. However, source...

The ex-bikie paraded as a poster boy for gang reform in a Queensland Police documentary was a known reoffender who bashed his pregnant girlfriend before the film was released.

Date Time Australian-first OMCG exit and prevention program launched Minister for Police and Corrective Services and Minister for Fire and Emergency Services The Honourable Mark Ryan Minister for Police and Corrective Services and Minister for Fire and Emergency Services, the Honourable Mark Ryan MP, joined Commissioner Katarina Carroll today to officially launch Australia’s first exit program for former outlaw motorcycle gang members wanting a lasting way out of gang life. The Exit Program launch coincided with the release of two videos revealing the truth about associating with OMCGs as t...

Bikie gang recruitment tricks revealed in exit program Outlaw motorcycle gangs are recruiting younger men who are drawn to the gangster image and keen to get rich quick, a new study has shown. Crime by Darren Cartwright Premium Content Subscriber only Outlaw motorcycle members now have a government-backed exit strategy to renounce their allegiance, including counselling and support to tackle any drug and alcohol issues. Queensland Police Minister Mark Ryan MP said the "Exit Program" was an Australian first and would assist former outlaw motorcycle gan...

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