A 35-year-old heavily tattooed bikie is accused of committing a ‘disturbing’ conduct against a woman in a restaurant toilet while intoxicated.
Former Bandidos bikie gang sergeant-at-arms Zivko Stojakovic
Stojakovic, age 35, is accused of photographing a woman using the restroom while she was being filmed.
He was charged with the crime of observations in violation of privacy.
On Monday, Stojakovic was granted bail by the Supreme Court of Queensland.
Police allege that Zivko Stojakovic, the former sergeant-at-arms of the Brisbane Centro chapter of the Bandidos, attempted to photograph a woman using a restaurant restroom.
The former sergeant-at-arms of an offshoot of the Bandidos biker club is accused of attempting to record a lady while she was using the restroom, according to police testimony in court.
Brisbane resident Zivko Stojakovic was ordered to go immediately to a rehabilitation facility to await his next court date after being granted bail on Monday for what a Supreme Court judge termed “unsettling” claims.
Mr. Stojakovic, whom the authorities assert has defected to the Comanchero, has been accused with observations in violation of privacy and associating with known criminals.
In addition, he faces unrelated accusations of assault with bodily injury, affray, and possession of hazardous substances.
Police believe that Mr. Stojakovic, 35, was intoxicated at a trendy restaurant in Brisbane on April 21 when the alleged offense occurred.
Police allege that the 35-year-old was intoxicated at a trendy Brisbane restaurant on April 21 when he committed the offense.
The Brisbane Supreme Court was informed that he reportedly attempted to videotape a woman using the restroom.
Justice David Boddice stated that Mr. Stojakovic appeared to have a history of alcoholism and was now attempting to overcome his addictions.
The court was informed that his parents had offered to help support his rehabilitation stay.
The assault and affray accusations against Mr. Stojakovic stem from an alleged incident at a Fortitude Valley bar days before his re-arrest.
Justice Bodice noted that he was out on bail throughout the alleged illegal observations.
The court was informed that Mr. Stojakovic was supported by his family, which included his partner and parents.
Justice Boddice stated that the defendant’s parents are willing to assist in affording what would be a large amount for in-home rehabilitation.
Justice Boddice ultimately granted Mr. Stojakovic bail, noting that he would spend a minimum of six months in an on-site rehabilitation facility.
Mr. Stojakovic (pictured) is now charged with assault resulting in bodily injury, affray, and possession of hazardous substances.