Perth bikie Dayne Brajkovich is arrested again after an incident outside court in which he offers a homeless man his jumper. Multiple outlets report that Brajkovich spent the night in custody over a belt he was wearing when he appeared in court. Coverage says the belt displayed alleged gang insignia, which became the basis for the arrest. One report describes the situation as a goodwill gesture that went wrong when the belt was inadvertently exposed. The matter is framed by lawyers as part of an enforcement approach they say is intended to inconvenience bikies, with claims that police spending taxpayers’ money on actions seen as aimed at “annoying” bikies. The reporting across outlets consistently links the arrest to the belt’s alleged insignia and the circumstances outside court when Brajkovich gave the homeless man his clothing. The articles present the same core timeline and dispute: police action based on what was visible, and a legal argument challenging the motivation and cost of the response.