Brownie Ahmad

The Greenacre man had recently returned from his native Lebanon and was warned by detectives that he was a marked man with a $1 million bounty on his head.

They used to blow up fireworks now and then; we thought it was fireworks so I went to have a look,” she said. Detectives are now investigating whether his death was related to the ongoing conflict in south-western Sydney between the Hamzy and Alameddine families. I saw the four-wheel-drive reverse, then they sped off really fast. “He continued to associate with people that were part of the criminal milieu and he did not want to hide. His life was always in danger. Ahmad fled to Lebanon in in 2016 when a warrant for his arrest for the murder of Safwan Charbaji at a smash repair business in Condell Park that year was issued.

Crime figure Mahmoud "Brownie" Ahmad was released from prison just six month ago but he was so embedded in Sydney's underworld he was only ever going to end ...

Unfortunately for him he's in a morgue as we speak." "He was going to end up in a slab in the morgue or he was going to end up back in jail in a cell. Ahmad fled to Lebanon after the shooting but on his return in 2017 admitted to police he had fired a "warning shot" in the confrontation. A judge remarked on Ahmad's sentencing that he "bitterly regretted" his role in the incident and that it the time it had appeared his life was "proceeding well ... perhaps for the first time". It was the second time he had left the country in fear of his life, but there wouldn't be a third. After a tip-off saved him from an "imminent daylight hit" in October, he left Australia to spend time in his native Lebanon.