The girlfriend of a bikie gang member has revealed the shocking abuse she allegedly suffered at his hands before making a desperate escape in order to save her life.
Cheyane Lubec, 22, claimed she was abducted by Gypsy Joker associate Chad Hogg on Sunday and taken to the gang’s clubhouse in Horsley Park, 40km west of Sydney, where she was stripped naked, tied to a pole, gagged, beaten and had her hair shaven off, Nine News reported.
Police arrested Hogg on Tuesday following a tense stand-off at the clubhouse after Ms Lubec courageously fled for her life in a desperate dash for freedom earlier that day.
Cheyane Lubec (pictured) was allegedly kidnapped, held hostage and violently assaulted by her bikie ex-parter for two days
Ms Lubec (pictured before ordeal) claimed she was abducted by Chad Hogg and taken to the Gypsy Joker clubhouse where she was stripped naked, tied to a pole, gagged, beaten and had her hair shaven off
Ms Lubec claimed Hogg (pictured) laughed while shaving the hair from her scalp in what was the final disgusting act of two days of humiliation at the hands of her former boyfriend
She claimed Hogg laughed while shaving the blonde hair from her scalp after two alleged days of humiliation at the hands of her former boyfriend.
‘He shaved off my hair and he took pictures and he was laughing while he was doing it,’ Ms Lubec said.
She was not able to scream for help as her mouth was allegedly closed shut with duct tape.
‘I would have preferred him to take a finger than to shave off my hair,’ she said.
She claims she was duct taped at the wrists and ankles and forced into a position where she was hugging a wooden pole inside the clubhouse.
Ms Lubec said she sustained bruising and fractures to her face, and claimed she now had blurred vision in one of her eyes and was unable to breathe properly out of her nose.
‘(I have) damage in my blood vessels in my throat from him strangling me with an electrical cord,’ she said.
Ms Lubec claimed her terror came to a dramatic end when Hogg drove her to a a fast food restaurant in south Penrith for her first meal in two days.
She said she was able to retrieve her phone from inside a plastic bag in the glove box, as well as her handbag, and hide in a bush across the road after Hogg left the car to place an order. She then called the police.
‘I am very grateful to be alive,’ Ms Lubec said.
The 29-year-old man with alleged ties to the Gypsy Jokers allegedly forced Ms Lubec into his Ford Mustang in Cambridge Park on Sunday.
Ms Lubec said she sustained bruising and fractures to her face, and claimed she now had blurred vision in one of her eyes and was unable to breath properly out of her nose
Police from Nepean Police Area Command commenced an investigation after speaking with the Ms Lubec, who was then taken to hospital in a stable condition.
At 2.10pm on Tuesday, officers attended the Horsley Drive clubhouse, where Hogg was arrested after a tense two-hour stand-off.
He allegedly tried to flee but was intercepted by officers from Fairfield Police Area Command with the assistance of Traffic and Highway Patrol Command, the Public Order and Riot Squad and further specialist police.
He was taken to Fairfield Police Station where he was charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm, taking or detaining a person with intent to obtain advantage cause actual bodily harm, breaching an AVO, and stalking.
He was refused bail and will appear at Fairfield Local Court on Wednesday.
Hogg then allegedly drove her to the outlaw gang’s clubhouse in Horsley Park, 40km west of Sydney, where police claim she was bound to a pole and assaulted for two days
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