Ray Elise Rebels, He Most prominent among the Rebel “501s” is Mace Raymond Sitope, better known as Ray Elise, who returned to New Zealand about a year ago after rising to the top of the Rebels chapter in Victoria. Among them was Mace Sitope, also known as Ray Elise, the former president of the Rebels outlaw motorcycle Rebels Māngere boss Mace Raymond Sitope, aka Ray Elise, has been charged seven months on from an alleged New Year's Day fracas. Ray Elise, Victorian president of the Rebels MC, has been taken into immigration detention and is facing imminent deportation, with Home Affairs We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Mace Raymond Sitope, aka Ray Elise, alleged president of the Rebels Ma¯ngere chapter, was one of three men charged in July last year following the violence in central Auckland. Mace Raymond Sitope, aka Ray Elise, is allegedly the president of the Māngere Ray Elise, Victorian president of the Rebels MC, has been taken into immigration detention and is facing imminent deportation, with Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton promising “more to come”. Two charter flights, which departed on July 14 and 15, carried the 31 criminals from Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. Mace Raymond Sitope, aka Ray Elise, was once boss of the Rebels MC in Victoria before his deportation three years ago under controversial The president of an Auckland motorcycle gang chapter has pleaded guilty Mace Raymond Sitope, aka Ray Elise, once headed the Rebels MC in Victoria before his deportation three years ago under controversial Australian immigration rules. Victorian Rebels state president Ray Elise will be deported from Australia Ray Elise swiftly moved up the ranks after becoming a patched Ray Elise, Victorian president of the Rebels MC, has been taken into immigration detention and is facing imminent deportation, with Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton promising Rebels leader Ray Elise, aka Mace Raymond Sitope, pictured on his return from Australia a year ago. The chapter then started expanding and recruiting members. Rebels bikie Ray Elise pleads to be deported to New Zealand after becoming stranded in Australian detention centre May 23, 2020 BikersNews Victorian Rebels state president Ray Elise will be deported from Australia Ray Elise swiftly moved up the ranks after becoming a patched Mace Raymond Sitope, aka Ray Elise, was once boss of the Rebels MC in Victoria before his deportation three years ago under controversial Australian immigration rules. Mace Raymond Sitope, Among them was Mace Sitope, also known as Ray Elise, the former president of the Rebels outlaw motorcycle gang in Victoria. Mr Sitope has been known by Corrections tried to stop Ray Elise going to Europe but his lawyer won a court battle. He became involved with the Rebels about seven years ago through friends and quickly worked his way up the ranks by being a ‘‘committed member’’. Questions are being asked about how a Rebels gang member was able to travel overseas to watch the Rugby World Cup. The charges against Sitope, 33, come amid an explosive turf war The president of an Auckland motorcycle gang chapter has pleaded guilty following a downtown New Year's Day fracas. Victorian Rebels state president Ray Elise will be deported from Australia Ray Elise swiftly moved up the ranks after becoming a patched Before their departure, the war party had been addressed by Ray Elise, the president of the Rebels chapter in Mangere, who had driven from Rotorua for the occasion. His office Rebels Māngere boss Mace Raymond Sitope, aka Ray Elise, has been charged seven months on from an alleged New Year's Day incident. In April 2018, Elise, who also uses the . Mace Raymond Sitope, aka Ray Elise, president of the Rebels MC Māngere With members of the anti-gang Echo Taskforce standing over him, Elise, the Victorian president of the Rebels motorcycle club, was told his visa had With members of the anti-gang Echo Taskforce standing over him, Elise was told that his visa had been cancelled and he was an unlawful citizen in Mace Raymond Sitope, aka Ray Elise, was once boss of the Rebels MC in Victoria before his deportation three years ago under controversial Australian Among the group was high profile outlaw motorcycle gang member Mr Mace Sitope, who until recently was the President of the Victorian chapter of the Rebels. In New Zealand, Elise founded Rebels Mangere chapter in South Auckland.
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