When asked about his drug use Sanoussi told officers, ' smoke weed every night', according to a statement of facts tendered to Downing Centre Local Court. The 36-year-old had been clocked at 105km/h in an 80km/h zone on Southern Cross Drive and was not displaying his P plates.Ī roadside test which produced a positive result for methylamphetamine (ice) and cannabis was confirmed at Mascot police station with a further saliva swab. Sanoussi, from Greenacre, was arrested again after being stopped while driving a white Hino tipper about 7.45am on July 3 at Mascot. Skaf's older brother Bilal (left) is still behind bars for his leading role in the rapesĪ magistrate called the unprovoked attacks 'cowardly and despicable' as he sentenced Sanoussi to 18 months' jail in Bankstown Local Court.Īnother judge heard in 2013 that Sanoussi and two of his brothers had links to the Brothers 4 Life crime gang, which had been meeting at the family home. Sanoussi faced court on Monday almost a month after another rape gang member, 38-year-old Mohammed Skaf (right), was released on parole after serving 21 years in jail. Sannousi was among a group of males including Mohammed Skaf who lured an 18-year-old woman to Bankstown train station on August 30, 2000. Nine offenders were jailed over four attacks on six victims aged 16 to 18 committed in the weeks leading up to the Sydney Olympic Games.
Skaf's older brother Bilal is still behind bars for his leading role in the rapes which a New South Wales District Court judge described in 2002 as 'worse than murder'. Sanoussi faced court on Monday almost a month after another rape gang member, 38-year-old Mohammed Skaf, was released on parole after serving 21 years in jail. He was released in 2009 and has been back to prison several times for drug related offences and crimes of violence.
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Sanoussi was just 15 when he and at least 13 other Lebanese-Australian youths committed a series of pack rapes in south-western Sydney in 2000. Mahmoud Sanoussi told police he smoked cannabis every night when he was pulled over while speeding and overtaking another truck in Sydney's inner south. Mahmoud Sanoussi was just 15 when he and 13 other Lebanese-Australian teenagers committed a series of pack rapes in 2000Ī member of the notorious Skaf gang of pack rapists has admitted driving a tip truck with cannabis and ice in his system, two decades after his horrific teenage crimes.
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