Shot 10 Times in the Face... And Survived: The Tarek Zahed Story

Shot 10 Times in the Face... And Survived: The Tarek Zahed Story

May 10th, 2022. Bodyfit Gym, Auburn. 8:05 p.m.
Twenty rounds fired. Two masked gunmen. One impossible survivor.
Tarek Zahed — national sergeant-at-arms of the Comanchero Motorcycle Club — was shot ten times. Head. Chest. Legs. His brother Omar died beside him.
The bullets should have killed him. They didn't.
Surgeons fought for hours. Against all odds, he survived. One eye destroyed. Multiple torso wounds. Still breathing.
Police called it a declaration of war. Strike Force Leary was formed within hours. Two stolen cars found torched. Military-grade weapons. CCTV showed two shadows — in and out in ten seconds.
But here's the mystery: the shooters knew his exact schedule. Same gym. Same time. Every week. Someone leaked his routine.
December 2022: A suspect arrested at Sydney Airport. Evidence sealed. Trial suppressed. One of NSW's most secretive prosecutions.
December 2024: Zahed walks free. July 2025: Melbourne nightclub brawls. September 2025: Parole revoked. NSW Police raid his home — empty.
The man who survived twenty bullets now runs from both sides of the law.
The question isn't if they'll find him. It's what happens when they do.
Handcuffs... or another hail of bullets?

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