Twelve bouncers have now been charged after a man last month was allegedly chased and stabbed outside a popular CQ nightclub in Melbourne.
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The last of 12 accused was charged with five offences over the incident and appeared in Melbourne Magistrates Court on Monday.
Three co-accused have preciously been bailed on charges that include causing serious injury through gross violence and recklessly causing serious injury through gross violence.
A court heard that Linar Peker, 24, was allegedly armed and violent before he cut a bouncer at CQ in Queen Street and was chased from the venue and stabbed.
The latest man charged, Omar Fatayerji, 21, appeared at a filing hearing charged with offences that include affray and intentionally or recklessly causing injury.
Prosecutor Gemma Walton, who told the court that Fatayerji was charged on April 30, said the informant, detective senior constable Blake Amos of Melbourne CIU, would arrange the formatting of CCTV footage to be included when the police brief was served on the accused.
She said bail conditions sought for Fatayerji by the informant included him not contacting the co-accused, not attending points of international departure and not going within 100 metres of CQ nightclub.
He was remanded to appear for a committal case conference July 10.
