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The chilling vantage point a fly-in-fly-out sniper may have used to take out a bikie kingpin has emerged - as the Perth racetrack where he was gunned down welcomed back crowds for the first time since the shooting. Former Rebels bikie boss Nick Martin, 51, was shot in the back at the Outlaw Nitro Challenge drag racing event at the Perth Motorplex, Kwinana Beach at 8.30pm on Saturday, December 12. He died at the scene in front of horrified families and children including his own wife and step-daughter. Martin told his wife Amanda: 'babe, I've been shot' as she tried to give him CPR while he d...

154 shares A massive police presence shadowed the bikies with a police marksman hanging out of a helicopter - as fears of an all out gang war grow in Western Australia. At the front of the procession was four riders followed by a motorcycle carrying Martin's coffin, which had Australian $100 notes printed all over it.  The coffin-carrying motorcycle was flying the Rebels club 'battle flag' - a US Confederate flag with a cap-wearing skull and a one per cent patch.  Ms Martin speaks at her husband's funeral at the same time that thieves stole $20,000 in cash belonging to her from a safe in a...

Just as the funeral for a slain Rebels bikie was held, one brazen robber stole $20,000 allegedly belonging to his widow.

Fiercely loyal and a big eater: Friends, family and club mates farewell 'larger than life' Nick Martin Fiercely loyal and a big eater: Friends, family and club mates farewell 'larger than life' Nick Martin Normal text size Advertisement The family and friends of slain Rebels boss Nick Martin have painted the picture of the man behind the tough exterior adorned in patches and tattoos during an emotional service at his funeral. In a heartfelt address at Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park on Wednesday, they described the bikie boss as a doting father and a "cuddly teddy bear", who had a sweet tooth a...

Funeral for murdered former Rebels boss Nick Martin draws hundreds of bikies in Perth WedWednesday 23 updated WedWednesday 23 DecDecember 2020 at 8:06am Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch 1 Share Print text only Cancel Hundreds of mourners have gathered at the funeral of former Rebels president Nick Martin, who was gunned down earlier this month in front of onlookers at the Perth Motorplex. Key points: His killing has sparked fears of retaliation and ongoing violence Traffic interruptions are anticipated following his funeral...