Moudi Tajjour: Second video emerges of ex-Nomads boss getting bashed at Nerang ... trends now
Harrowing new video shows the moment the former Nomads bikie boss turned influencer Moudi Tajjour was set upon by four men in a hardware store carpark as he's taunted 'where's your podcast now, dog!'
Daily Mail Australia has exclusively obtained a second video of the attack on Tajjour in a Gold Coast Bunnings car park shortly before 12.45pm on Saturday, with the attackers leaving the underworld figure curled up on the asphalt.
The disturbing footage, supplied by crime news Instagram channel SCN Worldstar, shows the convicted killer, 38, being attacked by heavily tattooed men who take turns dragging, kicking and punching him.
In the video, Tajjour's attackers can be heard crying out 'f*** off, you f***ing dog' and he can be heard groaning as the punches and kicks land.
One man warns the gang to keep away from the row of motorbikes where the attack is taking place saying, 'watch the bikes boys, watch the bikes'.
Then one of the attackers drags Tajjour away from the bikes, strips off his shirt, punches him in the head and torso, then returns to stomp viciously down on his stomach.
Stripped and bashed (left) and then stomped of (right), the new video shows the ferocious attack on ex-bikie turned influencer in the Nerang Bunnings car park last Saturday
A dazed Tajjour, stripped of his shirt and red from the vicious assault, sits up as the men retreat after and intense attack on him in Nerang Bunnings' car park on the Gold Coast
Moudi Tajjour (above with his ex-wife, Sanaa Mehajer), has issued a threat to his attackers after they viciously bashed, stripped and stomped on him at a Bunnings carpark
A dazed Tajjour then manages to sit up, shirtless and the skin around his head and chest appearing red, as the attackers retreat.
Tajjour has vowed revenge on the men who attacked him - warning that he has come out of retirement.
The attack appears to have occurred shortly after Tajjour shared a video of himself and other associates with their bikes at a Nerang carpark earlier in the day.
Queensland Police told Daily Mail Australia officers attended the wild scene where
