Former Google engineer refused bail over alleged Brothers 4 Life killing A former software engineer from Belmore who worked for Google on a $160,000 salary has been refused bail over an allegation of hindering an investigation into a gang killing linked to the criminal group Brothers 4 Life. "It's like he is living a double life," the magistrate Elaine Truscott said in denying Adam Dowidar bail, despite evidence he led a blameless life outside his association with the gang. It's quite a contradiction to the person the defendant presents himself to be. Mr Dowidar, 25, was one of 10 alleged members of the gang arrested on Wednesday night. He is one of the six charged in connection with a 2012 shooting of Yehye Amood, a member of Brothers 4 Life, at Greenacre in October 2012. He appeared in court with a bandaged nose and stared impassively as he faced charges. One of the arrested men is driven away by police. Photo: NSW Police It is alleged the assalliants, Brothers 4 Life's de facto leader Mohamed Hamzy and Muhamed Kouaider, drove Mr Dowidar's car to Greenacre Road, the scene of the midday murder. It is alleged they opened fire nearly a dozen times, then returned home and met Mr Dowidar and discussed the murder. He has been charged for failing to report the murder. Mr Dowidar is also accused of lying to police when they pulled him over a month later about the whereabouts of his car on the day of the murder. Mr Dowidar's lawyer, Robert Sutherland SC, argued his client should be granted bail because his alleged crimes involved failing to disclose information not "proactive law breaking." He cast his client as a boy from a middle-class home, with a clean criminal record save for a string of driving offences. Mr Dowidar worked for Google Maps for five years until 2013, on a salary of $160,000, until his contract expired in May this year. The Randwick Boys High graduate lived at home with his parents and had already taken a wife in a Muslim ceremony. She cried silently as evidence was read in court. "He doesn't deny these associations [with Brothers for Life]," Mr Sutherland said. But they are in ... distinction to his life at least up until 2013. In denying him bail, Magistrate Truscott said Mr Dowidar was loyal to the gang above the community. He will reappear in court via videolink on December 19.