Episode 683: Hells Angel and Kinahan ally Angelo Pandeli deported from Dubai
13 September 2024 - 22 minsAn ally of Daniel Kinahan, who has been described as Australia's biggest cocaine trafficker, has been unceremoniously booted out of Dubai.
Hells Angels boss Angelo Pandeli had lived the high life in the Gulf State since 2018 where he owned a stunning mansion on the famous Palm Jumeriah island.
But his days as an ex-pat drug lord came to an end when he was deported back to Sydney Airport last week.
Niall speaks to Sunday World reporter Eamon Dillon about Pandeli, biker gangs and Australia's underworld.
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