Allan Meehan: The Comanchero Boss Police Sidelined Without a Conviction

Allan Meehan: The Comanchero Boss Police Sidelined Without a Conviction Welcome to True Crime Aussia 2. In this episode we set out the full public record on Allan Meehan — the young man from a Sydney public housing estate who rose to become national president of the Comancheros, one of the most powerful outlaw motorcycle clubs in the country. His story is one of the most revealing recent chapters in Crime australia: a rapid climb to the top of the bikie world, and a fall that came not from a rival, but from a court order. We trace how Meehan went from a teenage Rebels chapter president to a protégé of Comanchero leader Mark Buddle, then to the ACT and Sydney chapters, and finally to the national leadership in 2022. We look at why the top job in the Comancheros has been so consistently disastrous — a role that, across recent years of Crime australia, has ended in arrests, figures fleeing overseas, and worse. Then we get into what makes this case different: the Serious Crime Prevention Order, one of the strictest ever issued in New South Wales. We explain how these orders work, why they've become such a powerful tool against senior bikie figures, and how police used one to restrict Meehan's movements and associations, sideline his leadership, and ultimately secure a conviction against him — without ever proving the serious offences they suspected. It's a case that shows how modern Crime australia is being fought as much in the courtroom as on the street. Subscribe to True Crime Aussia 2 for more Australian bikie and organised crime stories, told straight and in full. ⚠️ This video is based on public reporting and court records. A Serious Crime Prevention Order is a civil order, not a finding of criminal guilt, and where matters are alleged or unproven, that is noted. Nothing here is intended to glorify crime. #AllanMeehan #TrueCrimeAustralia #Comanchero #BikieGangs #AustralianCrime #OrganisedCrime #TrueCrimeAussia2 #SydneyCrime #OMCG #BikieWar