A former bikie boss has vowed to take revenge after he was attacked outside a Gold Coast Bunnings.
On Sunday, video shared on social media, showed Mouhamed ‘Moudi’ Tajjour being bashed and kicked by multiple men who pinned him to the ground. At one point Tajjour is dragged on the ground before a man rips his shirt off.
7News reports the incident followed a “verbal confrontation” between Tajjour and one of the men. In one video shared by SCN World Star, a man can be heard saying: “Watch the bike boys, watch the bike.”
Despite leaving the Nomads Motorcycle Club in 2018, the 38-year-old said he would be coming “out of retirement” to enact revenge.
“I don’t know how many of them there was to be honest. I was on my phone, I looked up and I got dog-shotted, and then I got surrounded,” he said.
“I’ll give it to them. They got me real good. Now they will live with looking over their shoulder for the rest of their f***ing life.
“I’m out of retirement, I’m back in the f***ing club.
“This was a wake-up for me, I can never leave this life.”
The father-of-one also said that while they’ve made contact with the motorcycle club associated with the men, the “high rankers” have denied any connection.
“His mates came from the side. They got me good straight out.”
“No joke, these guys don’t know what they’ve created for themselves. Their so-called club that they’re saying that they’re with, said to my brother [that] they’re not with them.
“[They said that] they’re just idiots trying to make a name for themselves.”
Youngest Nomads bikie
Prior to leaving the Nomads, Tajjour was the youngest member to join the club at the age of 15.
Well connected, Tajjour is the younger brother of the current Nomads national president Sleiman Tajjour, and the cousin of Kings Cross identity John Ibrahim.
In 2017, he was also briefly married to the sister of controversial former deputy mayor of Auburn and convicted criminal Salim Mehajer.
During his tenure with the outlaw motorcycle group, Tajjour was jailed for fours years over the manslaughter of Robin Nassour. Mr Nassour, who is the brother of Fat Pizza comedian George, died after he was fatally stabbed in an apartment carpark in 2006.
Since leaving the Nomads in 2018, Tajjour told The Daily Telegraph this year that he doesn’t regret his decision to “burn his colours”. The phrase refers to leaving a motorcycle club, an act which requires some members to ‘burn’ their club tattoos off.
“I was in jail a long time, bro. I haven’t got a bone left in me that desires a gangster life,” he said. “When I had a target on my back I didn’t like it at all. I was very paranoid.
“The streets are very dangerous now. When I see on the news a man in his 20 being murdered I think f**k imagine his dad.
“I can’t put myself in their predicament but if my son was killed I don’t even know.
“How it is now, it is very dangerous. It is not fun to be a gangster anymore.”
Now, Tajjour is more known for his social media presence which spans TikTok, multiple Instagrams accounts, and a podcast.