Alleged Comanchero bikie from Tarneit spends night behind bars over alleged involvement in nightclub brawl on Malvern Rd, Prahran

An alleged Comanchero bikie has been charged over a brawl outside a Prahran nightclub that left one man unconscious and another with stab wounds.

A western suburbs man believed to be a member of the Comanchero outlaw bikie gang has been charged for his alleged involvement in two assaults earlier in the month.

A 39-year-old man was arrested in Tarneit on August 27 by detectives from the Echo Taskforce during a raid on two properties.

After spending a night behind bars he was charged with common law assault, affray, intentionally cause injury, recklessly cause injury, unlawful assault, use threatening words, fail to notify Firearm Prohibition Order registry of change of address and possess prohibited weapon.

He faced Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday and was remanded in custody to appear again on September 4.

Police have alleged the man was involved in an incident on August 13 in Windsor.

The man allegedly tried to enter a Chapel St store at 11.15pm when he was stopped by store security.

Police allege he became physically aggressive and assaulted one of the male security guards.

The man was also allegedly involved in a brawl outside Love Machine nightclub on Malvern Rd on August 18.

CCTV footage shows the fight breaking out at 3.45am between the man and a 23-year-old Rowville man, before a number of people were drawn in.

The Rowville man was left with a number of knife wounds and another man was left unconscious after he attempted to stop the fight.

The brutal onslaught occurred just metres from where 21-year-old Jacob Elliot – the son of Nabil Maghnie – murdered two people in a brazen drive-by shooting in 2019.

Elliot was sentenced to life behind bars with a non-parole period of 29 years for shooting security guard Aaron Khalid Osmani and Richard Arow dead.

Detectives are looking for anyone who may have witnessed the incident and will release CCTV of the August 18 incident to assist in identifying those allegedly involved.

Witnesses or anybody with information about the incidents have been urged to contact Crimestoppers in 1800 333 000 or make an anonymous online report here.