Troy Mercanti: Mongols bikie charged with breaching a prohibition order issued after alleged pub brawl

Veteran bikie Troy Mercanti is in trouble with the law again after he was charged with two counts of breaching a prohibition order which banned him from entering pubs. The West Australian can reveal the Mongols bikie was hit with two offences by the WA Police liquor enforcement unit on Wednesday. He is not allowed to enter a licensed venue after he was hit with a prohibition order over an alleged fight at a Como pub on April 15. It is further alleged Mercanti damaged a glass panel during the fight. He has pleaded not guilty to both offences. The exact dates of the alleged breaches are unknown. Prohibition order applications are typically made by WA Police to the Director of Liquor Licensing or the Liquor Commission when an offence occurs at a licensed venue. Conditions of the orders often state individuals are banned from licensed venues except cafés or grocery stores. In some cases police can seek bans from restaurants and Optus Stadium.