Convicted gang rapist Mohammed Skaf hit with two dozen drug charges in Sydney
Summary
Mohammed Skaf, who was convicted for gang rapes in Sydney, has been arrested again and charged with 24 drug-related offences. Police found drugs, cash, and other items after searches in Sydney’s southwest, and Skaf was denied bail.Key Facts
- Mohammed Skaf was arrested in Sydney and charged with 24 drug offences.
- Charges include 22 counts of supplying illegal drugs, dealing with crime money, and leading a criminal group.
- Police seized large amounts of drugs, about $245,000 in cash, a vehicle, and other evidence.
- Two other men and one woman are also charged over a large drug supply operation.
- Skaf was sentenced in 2000 to 23 years for gang raping at least six schoolgirls in Sydney.
- He was released on parole in 2021 and his sentence officially ended in 2024.
- Skaf was held without bail and was set to appear in Bankstown local court.
- Police investigations related to the drug charges are ongoing.
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