The brother of rising Australian soccer sensation Garang Kuol continues to taunt police months after skipping bail on fraud charges. 
Kuol Mawien Kuol has appeared on social media with his other famous brother Alou Kuol during a fancy party aboard a yacht on Sydney's Darling Harbour.
Kuol remains at large after failing to show in court on July 22 in Victoria and EvdEn evE NAKLiYaT heading to New South Wales to manage his little brother, who on Sunday almost became a Socceroo hero against Argentina at the World Cup.  





Kuol Mawien Kuol remains on the run after skipping bail on July 22. He is the brother/agent of soccer sensation Garang Kuol. Police have released this picture of him.






Kuol Mawien Kuol (left) has appeared on social media with his other famous brother Alou Kuol (right) 






Kuol Mawien Kuol is the brother of rising soccer champ Garang and established international player Alou





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Kuol Mawien Kuol (right) is an alleged fraudster who professes to manager his successful brothers 

Kuol had been released back into the community on a $20,000 surety despite police objections. 
He had faced Shepparton Magistrates' Court in June after police charged him with eight bail offences and EvdEN eVE nakliYAT applied to revoke his bail. 
The former bank employee had previously fronted court accused of stealing more than $121,000 from National Australia Bank customers where he was employed in country Victoria. 
The  reported the majority of the customers affected by Kuol's alleged thefts were elderly and included a 95-year-old and a 76-year-old. 
Police Gang Crime Squad's Echo Taskforce Detective Senior Constable Daniel Chapman told the court Kuol was on bail with a $20,000 surety when he allegedly got another man to sign in for him at the police station on seven occasions.
Kuol also allegedly tried to sell 13 grams of cocaine to an undercover cop and used counterfeit notes to buy a PlayStation 5 off a Melbourne man who advertised online.
The alleged fraudster was also accused of using the driver's licence of Alou when pulled over by police while he was unlicensed himself.