OFF THE WIRE
Shot bikie Toby Mitchells' turn for worse
Anthony Dowsley
Source: heraldsun.com.au
Australia - BANDIDO Toby Mitchell has suffered complications in his recovery from the brazen shooting he survived in Brunswick as tensions between bikie gangs simmer.
The kickboxer and bikie enforcer, who lost a kidney and part of his liver after being shot up to five times near the Bandidos' clubhouse in Weston St, is believed to have been put into an induced coma for a second time.
Mr Mitchell was thought to be recovering well after the November 28 shooting, but sources say his injuries are worse than first feared.
Police have not yet charged anyone over the shooting, which was believed to have been caught on CCTV cameras placed outside the clubhouse.
Mr Mitchell has refused to speak to investigators.
Mr Mitchell's worsening condition comes as tensions between outlaw bikie clubs heighten, with a large contingent of Comancheros wearing their colours seen riding along King St on Friday night.
Mr Mitchell was thought to be recovering well after the November 28 shooting, but sources say his injuries are worse than first feared.
Police have not yet charged anyone over the shooting, which was believed to have been caught on CCTV cameras placed outside the clubhouse.
Mr Mitchell has refused to speak to investigators.
Mr Mitchell's worsening condition comes as tensions between outlaw bikie clubs heighten, with a large contingent of Comancheros wearing their colours seen riding along King St on Friday night.
