Dayne Brajkovich attack: Cops believe brutal stabbing of a notorious Hells Angels bikie at a packed Ministry of Sound music festival in Perth was a revenge hit ordered by gang bosses

Gang crime detectives are investigating whether the stabbing death of infamous former Hells Angels bikie Dayne Brajkovich was an act of retaliation.

Brajkovic, 44, was stabbed in the neck as people left Ministry of Sound's classic EDM concert at Kings Park and Botanical Garden in Perth at around 9.50pm on Friday.

Police said he suffered 'a serious laceration to his neck' during the attack, before being rushed to Royal Perth Hospital (RPH) for emergency surgery.

Gang crime detectives investigate whether the stabbing attack on infamous former Hells Angels bikie Dayne Brajkovich (right) was an act of retaliation

Detective Senior Sergeant Anthony Thompson addressed the media on Saturday afternoon and confirmed they believe it was a targeted attack.

“At this stage we believe the incident is the result of an internal gang issue between the Hells Angels and a former member,” Detective Senior Sergeant Thompson said.

“The parties involved are known to each other and the possibility that this incident is the result of a retaliation issue is certainly an avenue we are investigating.”

Mr Brajkovic was reportedly expelled from the Hells Angels in January 2022 after allegedly assaulting the then club chairman.

He was seen leaving RPH early Saturday morning with his wife Jacinta and a large bandage on his throat, before his vehicle was followed by a police detail.

Detective Senior Sergeant Thompson said detectives must have seen fit to escort Mr Brajkovic from a public area.

'We have ongoing concerns for his safety, but anyone considering attacking the victim should reconsider as we are taking a number of measures to ensure his safety and ensure that any person who attacks him is appropriately recorded . ,' he said.

Shortly after the attack, a group was seen fleeing Kings Park on motorcycles.

The 44-year-old former Hells Angel cyclist had to undergo emergency surgery for his neck wounds

Detective Senior Sergeant Thompson said the “immature, violent outbursts” will have “serious consequences”.

“If you, as an outlaw motorcycle gang, choose to use violence in the community, as a result we will lawfully restrain your behavior because we do not want to put members of the public at greater risk,” he said.

Before he became Australia's most recognizable cyclist, Brajkovich was a fresh-faced teenager, without a tattoo in sight

'The only thing they worry about is their own self-interest. whatever their reason is, the immaturity regarding trying to target this person. '

Detectives are looking for photos or images taken of the incident or the people involved.

Vision or images can be uploaded directly to the police herewhile other information can be passed to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. Reports can also be made online.

Police will provide more information during a media conference later on Saturday.

Mr. Brajkovich is known for his extensive facial tattoos, and is always seen wearing his signature gold chain and bracelet — worth about $216,000 and $103,000, respectively — and eight 16-carat gold rings, items he previously called his “legal knucklehead.” dusters.'

Dayne Brajkovic was attending the Ministry of Sound Classical EDM concert in Kings Park on Friday evening when he was attacked

In January this year he was acquitted of two charges relating to the display of gang insignia, with WA Police having to pay him $4000 in court costs.

In March he made headlines again due to the fallout from the gold doping scandal at the Perth Mint.

The ABC had revealed that Perth Mint had gold bars they tried to sell to the Shanghai Gold Exchange knocked back because they did not meet purity standards.

Part of the Four Corners investigation alleged that Mint employees failed to conduct a background check on Mr. Brajkovich when he came in and bought $27,000 worth of gold with cash.

Brajkovich (pictured with wife Jacinta Hill and stepdaughter Audrina) has been snapped up from the Hells Angels by big honchos and is focusing on his property empire, which owns three investment properties in the Belmont area of ​​Perth.