Mark Buddle

Australia's most wanted man, Comanchero boss Mark Buddle, has reportedly been captured by the FBI while returning to his hideout on the Cyprus border.

He returned to Dubai a short time later. July 2022 - Buddle leaves Cyprus to meet with a fellow international member of the Comancheros in Germany He was promoted to commander of the Canberra chapter early last year after the murder of former president Pitasoni Ulavalu and became the Sydney commander six months later. Allan Meehan (right) is the new national president of the Comancheros. He's pictured with former national president Mick Murray (centre) and national sergeant-at-arms Tarek Zahed (left) 2016 - Buddle flees Australia for Dubai after becoming a person of interest in the shooting murder of armoured guard Gary Allibon in Sydney in June, 2010. When Buddle fled Australia in 2016, he entrusted the Comanchero in Australia to national sergeant-at-arms Tarek Zahed, national president Mick Murray and Sydney commander Alan Meehan. Sources recently said the exile life was taking a heavy toll on Buddle, with the Commander of the Australian arm of the Comancheros isolated from his daughters, who were believed to have been living away from him in Australia. Mark Buddle (left) was a mentor to new Comanchero national president Allan Meehan (right) in Sydney Buddle fled Australia in 2016 for Dubai, where he set up a new life with his partner Melanie Ter Wisscha, after he came a person of interest in the 2010 murder of a security guard. The newspaper article report claimed Buddle was under the protection of a group of 'business people' in the north of Cyprus, as well as 'official authorities'. Buddle took over the leadership of the Comancheros when former boss Mahmoud 'Mick' Hawi was jailed over a fatal brawl in Sydney Airport in 2009. The Comanchero 'world commander' recently left his latest safe haven in Cyprus to meet with a fellow international member of the gang in Germany.