Tarek Zahed’s wife’s whereabouts are not yet revealed. Omar and Tarek Zahed were both shot multiple times at Bodyfit Fitness Centre on Parramatta Road in Auburn shortly after 8 p.m.
After being shot in the foyer of a Western Sydney gym on Tuesday night, the brother of Comanchero bikie boss Tarek Zahed has died.
The 39-year-old was killed after leaving an associate’s home in Greenacre around 9:30 p.m. with a $1 million bounty on his head.
In 2016, Ahmad was sentenced to prison for fatally shooting a man outside a Condell Park smash repair shop.
Who Is Tarek Zahed Wife?
The details of Tarek Zahed’s wife are not yet disclosed in the media. Her whereabouts are kept lowkey.
On the other hand, After a $1 million bounty was placed on the head of the high-profile Commancheros member, those close to Zahed warned him to change his normal routine.
Was Comanchero Boss Shot With Brother Omar Zahed?
The men were treated on the scene, with Omar, a man in his twenties, being shot multiple times in the arms, stomach, and legs before passing out. Unfortunately, he was unable to be saved.
Meanwhile, Tarek, the older brother, was shot up to ten times throughout his body, including in the head.
In critical condition, he was rushed to Westmead Hospital. “Both patients had suffered significant blood loss when we arrived on the scene, and one of them had gone into traumatic cardiac arrest,” said NSW Ambulance Inspector Kevin McSweeney.
What Happened In The Shooting Scene? Updates Revealed
So far, according to police, an investigation into the shooting is currently underway, and Parramatta Road at Auburn has been closed. The police have advised the general public is advised to stay away from the area.
On the other hand, Tarek Zahed was arrested earlier this month as part of these operations. He was charged with two different counts of violating a serious crime prevention order.
On June 22, he was scheduled to appear in Downing Centre Local Court.
Officers from the local command are collaborating with the Raptor and Criminal Groups Squads of the State Crime Command.