Notorious Alameddine Figure Apprehended in High-Profile Police Operation

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A high-profile figure in the notorious Alameddine crime family, Ahmad Alameddine, was apprehended in a strategic police operation in Sydney’s affluent south-eastern suburb of South Coogee. This arrest marks the culmination of a month-long dogged pursuit by the authorities, who allege that the 33-year-old has been evading apprehension.

Alameddine’s evasion commenced when he allegedly evaded an arrest attempt by jumping fences at his parents’ residence in Greenacre while elite police units were closing in. Allegations assert that on the day of his arrest, he once more attempted to outrun the law enforcement officials.


A police spokesperson verified that a suspect was apprehended and placed into custody in connection with a search warrant executed at a residence on Bundock Street around 9 a.m. Law enforcement agents were still combing the scene in the desirable eastern suburb well into the early afternoon on the day of the arrest.

Reports suggest that Alameddine had possibly been hiding out in the suburbs of southwest Sydney following the initial attempted arrest by units from the Raptor Police force. He is wanted by law enforcement for his alleged connection to numerous offences. These include allegations of discarding two firearms into a neighbouring property in June.

The associated police raid drew substantial public attention as law enforcement escalated their efforts to dismantle organised crime networks following months of recurring violence.

Further complicating the case is his partner, Jade Heffer, and sister, Susan Alameddine. Both women have been charged in connection with Mr. Alameddine’s alleged evasion from law enforcement in August. Heffer, now facing charges of obstruction and numerous weapons charges, is currently imprisoned on remand.

Once married to the infamous Lone Wolf biker Yusuf Nazlioglu who was later slain in Rhodes, Heffer was propelled into the public eye. Susan Alameddine, charged with obstructing police, was released on bail while awaiting the hearing of her case in court. Notably, neither woman has submitted pleas for their alleged roles in aiding Ahmad Alameddine.

However, there is no purported connection between Ahmad Alameddine and any shootings currently under investigation by the New South Wales police.