Lucky Gattellari's son asked Ron medich's son for hush money, 'enforcer' Matthew Crockett tells court Ron Medich arrives at Central Local Court / Pic: John Grainger Source: DailyTelegraph A SELF-DESCRIBED "enforcer" who says he worked for Ron Medich and his sidekick Lucky Gattellari told a court he was present when Lucky's son Loren asked Medich's son for $1 million in hush money. Matthew Crockett, told Medich's committal hearing on murder and intimidation charges that, in the days following Lucky's arrest October 2010 for the conspiracy to murder Mosman conman Michael McGurk, he went to Silverwater Jail. Mr Crocket said he met Lucky's brother Frank outside the jail and Frank asked him to go and see "the Medichs" and ask them for $1 milllion or he would implicate Medich in some way in the murder of McGurk. He said also present at the jail was Rocky Gattellari, another brother of Frank, and Rocky's daughter. Mr Crockett said he travelled with Gattellari's son Loren in a car from Silverwater jail to a pub on Norton Street in Leichhardt to see Ron's son Peter Medich. He said Peter was told to put the money into a specific bank account. In other evidence Mr Crockett has admitted he was asked to "shove a firearm down someone's throat." He said Gattellari asked him to point the gun at a man called Sean Brosnan. Mr Crockett said he did not know why Gattellari wanted to threaten Mr Brosnan. Mr Crockett also described how Medich arranged for him to spy on Medich's wife Odeta, and he watched the family's butler come and go from their waterfront Point Piper mansion. Medich has been charged with the murder of McGurk who was shot in the back of the head outside his home on September 3, 2009.