Killer Beez President Josh Masters released from prison

Gang leader Killer Beez was released from prison after serving a long prison sentence.

Joshua James Masters was released by the Commission. month with 14 special conditions, including that he should not associate with gang members.

He was previously denied parole after continuing to lead the Killer Beez group from behind bars.

The 40-year-old former kickboxi ng champion and aspiring rapper, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for drug trafficking and money laundering in 2012.

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He became Famous in the mid-2000s after founding the Killer Beez gang in South Auckland.

Masters and 43 other affiliates Killer Beez and Tribesmen were arrested in 2008 in a secret drug operation called Operation Leo, involving 80 police officers and members of the armed offenders squad.

Police seized $ 500,000 worth of P and cannabis, $ 20,000 in cash, a large amount of stolen property, and motorcycles and cars under the Proceeds of Crime Act

]. released this month, a psychologist rated him as presenting a "high to moderate risk" of recidivism, but in his May ruling, the Parole Board concluded that it was not more considered to be an undue risk to the safety of the community. The board stated that the probation officer of Masters would have the opportunity to make exceptions on the condition that he does not associate with gang members because he had "a number of brothers and sisters "involved in gangs

. he will not enter combat clubs and assembly areas, be monitored by GPS and that he does not consume alcohol or drugs.

He must also undergo a psychological assessment, and will have a curfew from 10 pm to 6 am

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