Police fear bikie gangs behind Gold Coast tattoo shop fire IT'S OVER: The scene of the Palm Beach fire. Picture: Supplied Source: The Courier-Mail POLICE are investigating if bikie gangs are behind the fire that destroyed a Palm Beach tattoo parlour in the heart of Black Uhlans' territory. Four fire crews were called to the Gold Coast Tattoo shop on Eighth Ave about 1.20am yesterday but were unable to stop the fierce blaze lit by two or three arsonists. Residents fear a bikie war is imminent and worry that their normally peaceful neighbourhood has been dragged into the firing line. Police said at least two men, possibly three, were involved and two have been described by witnesses as about 190cm, stocky and wearing long pants and hoodies. Detective Inspector Brian Swan from Burleigh CIB said police later found the burnt-out Commodore, stolen from the northern Gold Coast at the weekend, on Currumbin Crk Rd at Currumbin Valley. Det Insp Swan said they were trying to recover CCTV footage from other businesses around the tattoo parlour. He said detectives were investigating possible links to the fire-bombing of Burleigh Heads tattoo shop Ink Heaven earlier this month. Ink Heaven was linked to the Hells Angels foundation member Peter Sidirourgos. Then just a day after the bombing, a woman identified as 21-year-old Brooke Murray became the sole owner of the damaged tattoo parlour. Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or crimestoppers.com.au