In September last year, Alameddine Associate Trent Jeske, 23, was arrested at his home in Guildford about after a police raid and discovery of a loaded handgun. The raids were targeted at stop the ongoing tit-for-tat war between the Hamzy and the Alameddine clans. Jeske was charged with six offences including possessing an unauthorised firearm, affray, two counts of possessing ammunition without holding a licence, not complying with Covid directions, and not disclosing the identity of a driver or passenger. Later on, Jeske was charged with supplying methamphetamine and knowingly or recklessly directing the criminal group. He is also accused of receiving benefits from said criminal activities, namely by way of a diamond encrusted Rolex watch. Jeske is currently behind bars, and officers also allege that Jeske is a member of the Ready 4 War also known as R4W gang which has direct and strong links to the Alameddines. Officers from the crime branch paid him another visit this week in his prison cell and slapped him with more charged, this time Mr Jeske has been accused of performing a act on a dog and will now face one count of animal cruelty. The charges came about after officers discovered a video of the incident on a mobile phone. Officers also charged him two counts of carrying out a act without consent and one count of sexually touching another person without consent. However other details have not yet been disclosed.
