Return of the Mexican Hoon Cartel: Notorious clan of ute-driving youths upload new videos of them terrorising residents with burnouts, donuts and figure eights on city streets
- Mexican ute drivers have uploaded videos of themselves terrorising residents
- The Mexican Hoon Cartel performed illegal stunts incl. burnouts and doughnuts
- Queensland police are understood to be investigating the return of the group
A notorious clan of ute drivers known as the Mexican hoon cartel have uploaded new videos of themselves terrorising residents with burnouts, donuts and figure eights.
The 'cartel' documented their Gold Coast comeback on their Instagram account, performing the illegal stunts and recklessly driving at high speeds.
One of their most recent posts shows the ute drivers operating at an industrial estate at Ashmore on Australia Day.
Notorious Mexican ute drivers have uploaded new videos of themselves terrorising residents with burnouts, doughnuts and figure eights
The Mexican Hoon Cartel documented their Gold Coast comeback on their Instagram account, performing the illegal stunts and burnouts
One of their most recent posts shows the ute drivers operating at an industrial estate at Ashmore on Australia Day
'Ya f*****g dog c****,' the person filming can be heard saying to the officers. Pictured: A member of the gang
'Australia Day spent in Mexico,' the post is captioned.
One of the videos shows a member of the group showing the middle finger to police.
'Ya f*****g dog c****,' the person filming can be heard saying to the officers.
Police are understood to be investigating the reemergence of the group, with a number of suspects already identified
The rowdy group also chanted: 'Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, oi, oi, oi.'
Police are understood to be investigating the reemergence of the group, with a number of suspects already identified, the Gold Coast Bulletin reported.
'We know who they are, it's just a matter of time before we bring them undone again,' a source told the publication.
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'It will be the same as before. They act tough on social media and around their mates, but when we coming knocking it's all tears.'
The Mexican Hoon Cartel have a history of infuriating police by posting videos of their illegal driving on social media.
The men, who conceal their identities with balaclavas and often wear sombreros, post footage of dangerous stunts online.
The Mexican Hoon Cartel have a history of infuriating police by posting videos of their illegal driving on social media
The men, who conceal their identities with balaclavas and often wear sombreros, post footage of dangerous stunts online
The 'Hoon Cartel' post the Mexican flag on every video and occasionally wave the country's flag while posing for photos.
Queensland Police are particularly concerned by the page's posts encouraging their rapidly growing group of followers to imitate their dangerous driving.
Particularly concerning videos show the hoons driving one-handed, in traffic while drifting their car, as well as burning rubber in quiet suburban streets at night.
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