Banditos bikies Cameron Zadow, Michael Resetar and Nathan Englander sentenced in Adelaide Magistrates Court

A trio of Adelaide bikies have learnt their fate for breaching SA’s tough anti-gang laws – with two then hiding behind a column outside court.

Three Banditos bikies have been sentenced after ditching a party and embarking on a late-night booze run at an Adelaide bottle-o.

Cameron Zadow, 24, Michael Andrew Resetar, 35, and Nathan Brook Englander, 35, all appeared in the Adelaide Magistrates Court on Tuesday after each pleading guilty to being present with two or more criminal organisation participants.

The trio, members of the Banditos Motorcycle Club, had all attended a party inside a CBD apartment building before they were later captured on CCTV at a nearby BWS.

Michael Resetar leaving court on Tuesday.

Michael Resetar leaving court on Tuesday.

Magistrate Justin Wickens said Zadow, of Murray Bridge, first attended the BWS for over half an hour alongside Resetar, also of Murray Bridge, and Englander, of Aldinga Beach – before he was later sighted there, again, about 5.15am with three other co-accused.

South Australian laws ban three or more members of a declared criminal organisation from being present in a public place, with a penalty of up to three years’ imprisonment.

The men were charged under Section 83GC (1) of the criminal law consolidation act, which declares ten motorcycle clubs as criminal organisations in SA.

Resetar (left) and Cameron Zadow (right).

Two bikies left court and stayed behind this column to avoid cameras before going back inside.

On Tuesday, Mr Wickens sentenced both Zadow and Resetar, a qualified marine mechanic, to six weeks imprisonment – reduced to one month on home detention.

Englander received the same one month home detention sentence – which was backdated to when his bail was revoked and he was taken into custody. His sentence has now expired.

All three men have been prohibited from associating with one another for a period of three months.

After their court appearance, two of the bikies left the Adelaide Magistrates Court building in the CBD and hid behind a column for 15 minutes, before going back inside.