Corruption alleged Kings Cross Police connections

Cronulla man charged with murder of missing Hurstville man - SCC Robbery and Serious Crime Squad

Monday, 26 May 2014 06:57:59 AM

Graffic evidence    http://www.news.com.au/national/roger-rogerson-associate-glen-mcnamara-charged-with-murder-of-sydney-university-student-jamie-gao/story-fncynjr2-1226931127931
Detectives from the Robbery and Serious Crime Squad have arrested and charged a 55-year-old Cronulla man with the murder of a man who was allegedly kidnapped in Padstow last week.

Jamie Gao (pronounced ‘Gow’), a 20-year-old student from Hurstville, was last seen getting into a white vehicle on Arab Road, Padstow, around 1.40pm last Tuesday (20 May 2014).

The car, which was parked near a fast food restaurant on the corner of Arab Road and Davies Road, left the scene shortly after Mr Gao got into the vehicle. The 20-year-old has not been seen since.

Detectives from the Robbery and Serious Crime Squad formed Strike Force Album to investigate Mr Gao’s disappearance and yesterday (Sunday 25 May 2014), around 6.30pm, they arrested a man after a vehicle stop in Kyeemagh.

The man – a 55-year-old from Cronulla – was taken to Kogarah Police Station where he was charged with murder and large commercial drug supply.

He was subsequently refused bail to appear in Kogarah Local Court today (Monday 26 May 2014).

Following the man’s arrest, police executed a search warrant at his residence in Cronulla, seizing a blue Ford Falcon XR6 and a number of other items of interest to investigators.

Officers also executed search warrants at a home in Padstow Heights, seizing a silver Ford Falcon motor vehicle, and a storage unit in Caringbah, where they seized a boat.

A third car, a white Ford Falcon, has also been seized from a location in Cronulla. Detectives believe this is the vehicle Mr Gao got into on Arab Road last Tuesday.

The Commander of the Robbery and Serious Crime Squad, Detective Superintendent Luke Moore, said the investigation by Strike Force Album will continue.

“Our inquiries to date have led us to conclude that Mr Gao has been murdered,” Detective Superintendent Moore said.

“While we have charged a man with murder, this investigation will continue and we may make further arrests.

“We still don’t know where Mr Gao’s body is and are strongly encouraging anyone who can help us locate his remains to contact police.” 

Police officer than Rogerson gave the Green light.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/roger-rogerson-the-cop-who-joined-criminals-in-prison/story-fni0cx12-1226931391201

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/national/2014/05/25/06/28/police-fear-student-kidnapped-in-sydney

Juanita Nielsen case number D 2011/208952 You be the Judge?

I refer to your correspondence to the NSW Commissioner of Police, dated 3 December 2011, regarding
the unsolved murder of Juanita Nielson. I wish to acknowledge receipt of your correspondence on behalf of
the Office of the Commissioner, under reference number D/2011/208952.
The matter has been referred under confidential cover, to the relevant command within the NSW Police
Force for review and appropriate action.
On behalf of the Office of the Commissioner, I would like to thank you for bringing this matter to the
attention of the NSW Police Force.

Within the mythology of Aleister Crowley the sides for a sex temple is 10 internally the brothel fits that criteria.  Glebe Coroner said the Police will investigate  we are still waiting.

  Green lighting was shown  in the Wood's Royal Commission.

Solicitoring on Darlinghurst Road.

Working girls from businesses are not allowed to be on the footpath, the Council say it's the Police to instigate and the Police say it's the council....Blind eye?

The alcohol in many of the non licensed venues just get the alcohol from the shops, the customers even order it in.  Just like back in the day of Abe Saffron

The working girls solicitoring on Darlinghurst Road for sex is coming from Stripperama, which has the rooms being utilised like a brothel.

This utilising of the rooms above the Strip Clubs are where the working girls live, however they utilise these area for the selling of prostitution.  In reality, it doesn't matter what club these rooms exist, being utilised via the fire exit's.  

Dreamgirls brothelKings Cross, has actually a liquor license

http://www.redlightmanor.com.au/brothels//Dreamgirls_441

Greenlighting out the front of Porky's Kings Cross, like the good old days of Abe Saffron, the green lights are real and they come and go.

http://www.altmedia.net.au/late-night-trading-debate-now-in-black-and-white/17276

This greenlighting I was explained by Essam Gerges was the right to be able to have drugs on the premises and not to worry about a drug raid.  In reality Porky's has never been raided, the working girls all allegedly take drugs some more than others however they will all have a stash on them as the night goes on if they are dealing to clients which is allegedly what happens with the brothels.

http://www.olgr.nsw.gov.au/liquor_kingscross_precinct.asp  These Strip clubs, have liquor licenses however they are utilising this to feed into the units above the clubs.  This allegedly isn't part of the Development Consent where the joining of the brothels, Porkys, Love Machine, Stripperama, even Dreamgirls is advertised as a brothel where it contravene's with the Development Consent.

http://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/prod/parlment/hansart.nsf/V3Key/LA19960417030

The task force uncovered more than 300 breaches of the licensing laws. Action is being taken now to bring these matters before the Licensing Court. Charges and objections to the licensees have been laid against a number of persons including Bill Bayeh, Chook Fowler, Charles Staunton, Steve Hardas and Abe Saffron. At present a number of night clubs, as distinct from registered clubs, are facing possible formal action in 
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the Licensing Court for breaches of the Liquor Act. They include: Playbirds on-licence theatre, Porky's on-licence theatre, Love Machine on-licence theatre, Stripperama on-licence theatre, Test Tube Factory restaurant, Dancers Cabaret restaurant, Pink Pussy Cat on-licence theatre, Pink Panther on-licence theatre and Illusions at Night on-licence theatre. Let me go through some of the task force's findings. Activities detected include widespread drug dealing and prostitution as well as live sex shows and audience participation in sexual acts. All of these activities are in breach of the Liquor Act. The task force found that strip clubs licensed under the Liquor Act had bedrooms for sex with customers and drug shooting galleries on the premises and adjacent thereto. Again, these are breaches of the Act. Inspectors also collected information indicating that some restaurants are operated solely as bars.