Notorious Sydney gang rapist Mohammed Skaf has been charged with a string of offences over his alleged involvement in large scale drug supply.
NSW Police arrested the 42-year-old in Greenacre in Sydney’s south-west overnight and he has been charged with 24 offences.
“During a search of the man and nearby park, officers allegedly located and seized $25,000 cash and approximately 140 grams of cocaine,” NSW Police said in a statement.
“A short time later, a search warrant was executed at a home in Greenacre, where officers allegedly located and seized approximately $220,000 cash, approximately 68 grams of cocaine, approximately 10 grams of MDMA, a vehicle and several mobile phones.”
Mohammed Skaf was arrested by NSW Police in Greenacre. (Supplied: NSW Police)
He was charged with more than 20 drug offences as well as those relating to proceeds of crime and directing activities of a criminal group.
A second search warrant was executed at a Bankstown unit a short time later, where a 51-year-old man was also arrested and a ballistic vest, a baton and steroids were allegedly found by officers.
He was later charged with drug offences and participating in a criminal group.
A 54-year-old woman was arrested in Newington, where ketamine and MDMA were allegedly seized and she was charged with three counts of supplying a prohibited drug.
All three were all refused bail ahead of a court hearing today.
Police said their investigations would continue.
Mohammed Skaf has been charged with two dozen offences. (Supplied: NSW Police)
Skaf was 17 when he helped his brother Bilal Skaf gang rape at least six schoolgirls in public parks and toilets around Sydney’s south-west in 2000.
By the time of his release, he had never expressed remorse or apologised for his crimes.
After his release in 2021, Skaf was electronically monitored 24 hours a day and was banned from certain parts of Western Sydney until his sentence expired on January 1, 2024.