Sword Boys
Sword Boys has been responsible for amphetamine and ecstasy distribution in Western Australia, and has also been linked to car rebirthing by Western Sydney gangs, where stolen cars are stripped and reassembled. Also, they are suspected of fixing a professional boxing fight, between Danny Green and Paul Briggs. A high-ranking member of the Sword Boys, Riz Yacoub, was initially involved in the street-level crimes and drug distribution until being sentenced in 2009 for six years on charges of selling/supplying methamphetamine. 2014 arrests. In 2014 brothers Ziad Jneid and Rabih Jneid were arrested and charged as  part of a drug syndicate co-ordinating the distribution of drugs ( of crystal methylamphetamine) across the Perth metropolitan area. Ziad and Rabih Jneid were charged with conspiracy to sell or supply a prohibited drug. Two other men also charged with supplying a prohibited drug. Ziad Jneid has repeatedly denied any role in a Lebanese mafia operating in Perth called the Sword Boys. 2016 convictions. On 31 August 2016, Ziad Jneid and Rabih Jneid were convicted and sentenced by the Perth District Court after both pleading guilty before trial for their roles in the supply of almost and almost , respectively, of  methylamphetamine in 2014. Ziad Jneid received fourteen-and-a-half years' imprisonment and Rabih Jneid received 15 years' imprisonment. Both were described as being upper-echelon drug suppliers motivated by greed. The brothers have links to a notorious Perth asian street gang jailed for their involvement in the 2013 extortion of a karaoke bar.