Notorious Skaf rapist charged over major drug supply operation

Published: 23:00, 10 June 2026 | Updated: 23:22, 10 June 2026 A member of the notorious Skaf gang has been charged over his alleged involvement in a large-scale drug supply operation. Mohammed Skaf, 42, is among three people due to face court on Thursday after police laid a series of drug-related charges. Police raided his Juno Parade home on Wednesday night as part of an investigation into the alleged supply of cocaine across Sydney's south-west. Skaf faces 22 counts of supplying prohibited drugs of varying quantities, knowingly dealing with proceeds of crime, and directing activities of a criminal group. Police allegedly uncovered $220,000 in cash, about 68 grams of cocaine, 10 grams of MDMA, several mobile phones and a vehicle in the raid of Skaf's home.  Another 140 grams of cocaine and $25,000 in cash were allegedly discovered after a search of Skaf and a park close to the residence.  Skaf was refused bail to appear before Bankstown Local Court on Thursday.  The two other alleged members of the drug supply ring, John Harvard (also known as Ahmed Warwar) and Winter Egitmeglu, were taken into custody on Wednesday night and will face court on Thursday.  Mohammed Skaf, 42, is among three people due to face court today after police laid a series of drug-related charges  Mohammed Skaf is pictured on the day he walked from Sydney's Long Bay correctional complex, in October 2021 Gang rapist Mohammed Skaf after his arrest at the age of 17 At age 17, Skaf, his brother Bilal, and a gang of 14 men carried out a series of rapes on at least six teenage girls, crimes that horrified the nation in 2000. After nearly 21 years in prison, he walked free from Long Bay in October 2021 under a stringent set of parole conditions.  This is a breaking story. More to come.  Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.