A Small Victory For Neil Erikson and Friends at the Melbourne Magistrates Court
Channel: The Unshackled
Date: 2018-06-10

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Stay up to date with our twitter: https://bit.ly/2WSbbgh The Unshackled crew went to the Melbourne Magistrate's Court to see Neil Erikson from “Cooks Convicts” and Future Now and his friends Ricky Turner, Richard Whelan, Dwayne Mckenzie and Garry Hume, calling themselves the Milo 5. They faced the court over charges of assault, affray and behaving in a riotous manner from the same event.

We had the chance to interview some of them and the general consensus was that they were defending themselves after members of the left-wing group identified and attacked them on the way to the event which they had bought tickets for.

The mainstream media was all over Neil as he strolled towards the courthouse wearing a nice grey suit and was represented by lawyer John Bolton. The court changed the bail conditions to allow Erikson and friends to associate for the purposes of lawful political communication and, on their way, out of the courthouse they announced plans to the mainstream media to turn Cooks Convicts into a political party, which while taken seriously by the mainstream media, we can confirm that it was just a troll.

Blair Cottrell formerly of the United Patriots Front and also present at the Milo event attended along with other patriot activists to support the Milo 5.

The case was adjourned until July 6 as the police have still not collected all the evidence they require to bring the case to trial, but they did not object to the variation of the bail conditions. We will continue to report on the progress of these cases. Don't forget to check out Debt Nation Facebook: https://bit.ly/30yEGGo