Tributes have flown in for slain Rebels bikie known as 'Ruthless' and the 'Prince of Penrith' on the second anniversary of his shooting death. Micky Davey, 30, was gunned down in his own driveway in Kingswood, western Sydney in March 2016 after receiving a phone call from a friend. Davey's friends and family have shared sombre eulogies to mark two years since the Rebels bikie member was fatally shot, paying tribute to their 'fallen soldier'. No one has ever been charged in relation to Davey's death and NSW Police are still investigating the incident. Friends shared photographs of the heavily-tattooed late bikie (pictured) wearing Rebels patches and posing at the gym

Source: Daily Mail March 31, 2018 11:05 UTC