One among WA’s most infamous bikies has been cleared of flaunting his gangland tattoos in public.
Dayne Brajkovich, 43, walked free from Perth Magistrates Courtroom on Tuesday in an enormous authorized blow for WA Police, who will now should pay the previous Hells Angel $4000 in court docket prices.
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Brajkovich’s win is a authorized milestone for WA’s underworld as a result of he’s the primary individual to be acquitted of displaying insignia up to now yr, with 29 individuals convicted in that interval.
The previous Hells Angels sergeant at arms efficiently overturned two costs of breaching the anti-insignia legal guidelines launched as a part of a crackdown on bikies.
Police alleged he wore a Hells Angels bike membership singlet with a demise’s head emblem in public, and displayed his 1% and Hells Angels tattoo in a shopping mall.
Justice of the Peace Sarah Oliver stated she discovered Brajkovich and the police as credible witnesses, which means there was just one possibility.
“The Justice of the Peace discovered the police officer and Brajkovich could be equally credible. That does not occur typically however the place it does it implies that an acquittal should observe,” Perth QC Tom Percy instructed 7NEWS.
It was revealed in court docket that Brajkovich left the Hells Angels after bashing its president and not owns any membership clothes.
Commissioner Col Blanch gave little away after the ruling, saying “we’ve got to place one of the best proof we are able to at court docket”.
“The court docket makes the choice. I stand by the choice. I am going to should be briefed on the explanations for that,” Blanch stated.
