The glamorous wife, the Harley Davidson and a wall of Nike kicks: Inside the life of the 'Centrelink bludger' arrested in his undies and charged over his staggering unexplained wealth By Eliza Mcphee For Daily Mail Australia Published: 20:26 EDT, 21 August 2024 | Updated: 20:51 EDT, 21 August 2024 e-mail A man who was on Centrelink for five years before he was allegedly busted with a Lamborghini, a Harley Davidson and two Rolex watches has been identified. Mahmoud Bargshoon, 39, was charged on August 16 with dishonestly possessing and tampering with a unique identifier. Unique identifiers are a series of numbers that are assigned to a person by an organisation.
They can include things such as a driver’s licence number, a passport number or student ID. Police had launched an investigation in May into the unexplained wealth of individuals with alleged links to organised crime networks. Their investigation led them to a unit in Parramatta, in Sydney 's west, in July, where they found and seized a Lamborghini Huracan, a Harley Davidson V-Rod and two Rolex watches.
The seized items have a combined value over $500,000. Footage from Bargshoon's arrest also showed a shoe rack stacked with a range of Nike kicks - a premium brand of footwear - and a large flat-screen TV mounted on the wall in the loungeroom. Mahmoud Bargshoon, 39, was charged on August 16 with dishonestly possessing and tampering with a unique identifier Bargshoon was on Centrelink for five years before he was allegedly busted with a Lamborghini, a Harley Davidson and two Rolex watches The 39-year-old has been on the dole since 2019 and was dragged out of the unit by heavily armed police in just his underwear.
Bargshoon earlier found himself in media reports over a dispute between his wife Fatima Hage and his ex-girlfriend Rose over a Rolex. Rose had accused him of stealing her luxury watch before allegedly gifting it to Ms Hage, a glamorous hairdresser. Read More She survived her bikie 'bed buddy's' execution and someone's firebombed her husband's $400k Lambo.
Now texts reveal a feud over a $18,000 Rolex Ms Hage firmly denied the allegations on her husband's behalf to Daily Mail Australia, and claimed that she wore a different watch. The $12,500 two-toned diamond time-piece was the subject of a months-long feud between the two women. Before the relationship ended, Rose had her suspicions, and confronted Bargshoon, who denied he had the timepiece.
Daily Mail Australia is not suggesting Bargshoon stole the watch. Ms Hage's former lover Kemel Junior 'Blackie' Barakat was gunned down by masked men as she lay beside him in bed in a unit in Mortlake, in the city's south, about 2.30am on March 10, 2017.
Sydney hairdresser Fatima Hage, 30, is married to Bargshoon During the search, detectives located and seized a Lamborghini Huracan, a Harley Davidson V-Rod and two Rolex watches Following Bargshoon's arrest, his Lamborghini Huracan and Harley were taken away by authorities. Bargshoon earlier had another $400,000 Lamborghini Huracan he'd been renting torched on a street in Olympic Park, in western Sydney, in May last year. Police had been searching for two people who were seen carrying jerry cans moments before the blaze broke out but no charges have been laid.
Bargshoon has meanwhile been issued a Court Attendance Notice to appear before Parramatta Local Court on Friday 4 October 2024. Sydney Share or comment on this article: The glamorous wife, the Harley Davidson and a wall of Nike kicks: Inside the life of the 'Centrelink bludger' arrested in his undies and charged over his staggering unexplained wealth e-mail.
