29-year-old, who is the brother of a Hell's Angel bikie, was brutally bashed in the departure lounge and died in hospital.

Four men have been charged following the death of a man at Sydney Airport.The 29-year-old, who is the brother of a Hell's Angel bikie, was brutally bashed in the departure lounge and died in hospital. No-one has been charged with murder, but four men aged in their 20s have been charged with affray.Opposition leader Barry O'Farrell is calling for New South Wales to follow South Australia's lead by getting tough on gangs."South Australian laws are designed to disrupt the criminal activity of the bikie gangs, dismantle their organised crime networks and discourage others from trying to set up similar operations in the state."Mr O'Farrell says South Australia drew on Canada for some of its ideas on gang laws

Hells Angels North Crew

Detectives from the gangs squad arrested a large, well-built man, dressed in black jeans and a grey t-shirt and wearing white sneakers, in Pyrmont. A luxury waterfront flat believed to be owned by a Hells Angels bikie in Sydney was searched by police this afternoon. A blue Ford FPV GT sedan was also filmed and searched by police, while the muscled man, his hands cuffed behind his back, stood and watched.
A sticker on the rear window of the car, with South Australian plates, read: "Hells Angels North Crew". Another sticker on the inside of the car read: "This is a Hells Angels vehicle. F*** with it and find out."The suspect being arrested today in Pyrmont and, left, the Hells Angel warning sign in the car by his home.Officers from City Central command then searched a ground floor flat in the luxury Wharf Crescent complex. The man was then placed in a police car and taken away, while two detectives from the gangs squad left the building holding a small brown evidence bag. The man was later charged with allegedly perverting the course of justice and bailed to appear in court at a later date.