Amanda Crowe, accused of driving the car in fatal Brothers 4 Life shooting, released on $1.4m bail Amanda Crow being lead out of Burwood court at an earlier appearance. Picture: Carly Earl Source: News Corp Australia THE woman accused of driving the car to the fatal shooting of a Brothers 4 Life member has been released on $1.4 million bail. Amanda Crowe was warned in the Supreme Court not to partake in "gallivanting or wandering around" following the granting of bail on a murder charge. It is alleged she was behind the wheel of a white Nissan which drove to a home in Revesby Heights on October 29, 2013, where a group of men opened fire on Mohammed Hamzy and his cousin Mahmoud. Amanda Crow being taken away to prison from Burwood Local Court after an earlier appearance. Police allege Mohammed, one of the notorious gang's chapter leaders, was the intended target- but he escaped, injured, through a back door as his cousin died. Crowe was last month charged with murder. Her barrister Winston Terracini argued the case against Crowe contained "no ballistics, fingerprints or DNA evidence" and was based on a police interview of one witness who has since recanted his version of events. "There is no chemical evidence of any kind," he said. It has previously been alleged that the killing of Hamzy was connected to a war between the Bankstown and Blacktown chapters of the gang. Amanda Crow, seen here after an earlier court appearance, has been released on $1.4m bail. Prosecutors opposed bail, due to Crowe's alleged gang connections, and said they believed there was a risk she would approach witnesses in the case. Mr Terracini argued a trial was unlikely until 2016, meaning Crowe would be facing a lengthy period of incarceration before having the opportunity to defend the allegations. He said that Crowe's mother had agreed to offer "her entire life savings and assets" in the form f the family home as surety her daughter would meet bail conditions. Mr Terracini said his client had become "guilty by association" due to her connections and that he had yet to see "one compelling piece of evidence" in the Crown case. Justice Stephen Campbell warned Crowe her bail would be revoked if she didn't comply and said there was to be "no gallivanting or wandering around" after her daily check-in a with police. Under strict bail conditions, the 32 year old will have to live with her mother in Dulwich Hill, report daily to Marrickville police and be "of good behaviour." She will next appear in Burwood Local Court on December 8. Originally published as Accused murderer Amanda Crowe out on $1.4m bail