Angelo Gargasoulas: brother of Bourke St killer James Gargasoulas in court

The brother of Bourke St killer James Gargasoulas has faced court for his own sordid crimes.

Angelo Gargasoulas indicated that he would plead guilty to drug trafficking charges at the Melbourne Magistrate Court on Friday.

The brother of the infamous Bourke St killer has appeared in court over charges of trafficking meth.

Angelo Gargasoulas, whose brother James killed six people with his car on Burke St in 2017, has been charged by police for trafficking meth and GHB in Southbank this year.

In a court appearance that barely lasted five minutes, Angie Glikso, acting for Mr Gargasoulas, said the charges had been largely resolved and that her client’s matter would be proceeding as a consolidated guilty plea next year.

That date was put down for March 30.

Overall, Mr Gargasoulas faces 15 charges, which include trafficking meth and GHB and dealing with the proceeds of crime, including laptops, cash and bank cards.

All charges occurred on June 11 at Southbank.

Mr Gargasoulas was remanded in custody.