Tramps member under pressure to name Hells Angels bikes present at meeting before shooting of Bandido Toby Mitchell A MEMBER of the smallest motorcycle club in Victoria has come under pressure to name members of the Hells Angels present before a "run through" of the Diablos clubhouse the night Bandido Toby Mitchell was shot. Tramps member Michael Oxenham, who attended a meeting at the Satan's Soldiers clubhouse in Melton with six other members of his club on March 1, said they arrived to find about 200 people there, some wearing bikie patches. Among the clubs Mr Oxenham confirmed were there were Satan's Soldiers, Hells Angels, Immortals and Red Devils an appeal before the Victorian Fireams Appeal Committee heard. The hearing, in which the Tramps are the appellant, is to determine whether nine members who had their guns seized and licences cancelled by the Victorian Chief Commissioner are "fit and proper" people to hold firearms licences. The Tramps, based in Wangaratta, deny they are an outlaw motorcycle gang despite their president Ron Harding being associated to Hells Angel Ray Hamment Jnr and attending functions and rides with various outlaw "one per cent" clubs. But Mr Oxenham said he was "shocked" at the Melton incident and wanted "no part of it" after realising a "run through" was occurring at the Diablos clubhouse as he stood 40m to 50m away. "That's why I got out of there," he said. You could see what was going down. The hearing was told by barrister Gerard Maguire, acting for Victoria Police, the Diablos members were subjected to being lined up against a wall, forced to hand over their licences and photographed. Under questioning, Mr Oxenham said he did not participate in the "run through" and went back to the Satan's Soldiers clubhouse where he bought a beer before leaving with the other Tramps members. Mr Oxenham, who requires a gun for his mobile butcher business, said he did not know the names of Hells Angels members he saw at the meeting. He also believed they were simply walking to another venue from the Satan's Soldiers' clubhouse before the attack on the Diablos. Hours later, when Mitchell arrived with Bandidos to defend the Diablos, he was shot along with another member of his gang. Mr Oxenham said the Tramps had left by the time the shooting occurred. There has been no suggestion the Tramps were involved in ambushing the Bandidos.