AustraliaNews.com.au$250k reward issued for alleged Coconut Cartel leader
NSW Police have announced a $250,000 worldwide reward for information leading to the arrest of alleged Coconut Cartel leader Anthony Pele, who fled Australia in 2023.
A $250,000 worldwide bounty has been announced for the arrest of the alleged kingpin of a criminal cartel engaged in tit-for-tat murders and firebombings.
NSW Police announced a $250,000 worldwide reward for the arrest of alleged Coconut Cartel leader Anthony Pele, wanted over murder and other serious crimes.
Pele, 25, fled Australia in August 2023 and has since posted photos of himself on Instagram near luxury cars in Albania, at times blurring his face.
Detectives are working with the AFP and overseas police services, with the State Crime Commander saying there is no limitation to how far the investigation will go.
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