Bikie Anthony Parry breaks down after 14 days jail AN ACCUSED bikie enforcer who faces a quarter of a century in jail for extortion has broken down in tears after just 14 days behind bars, saying: "I can't stay in here any longer." Anthony Parry, the first test case for new laws punishing bikie office-bearers with mandatory extra jail terms, sobbed throughout his bail hearing before Chief Magistrate Tim Carmody yesterday. Appearing without a lawyer via video from Arthur Gorrie prison, Parry pleaded he could "leave the state, I could go anywhere, I could do anything you want but I can't stay here." Police allege the 36-year-old claimed to be sergeant-at-arms of the Rebels' Yeppoon chapter in threats to a business associate on December 29. An apparently inconsolable Parry told the court the charges sprang from his difficulties with a new business and he had now "lost everything." Mr Carmody said Parry's predicament was "a little bit ironic because most people in Queensland are trying to prove they aren't Rebels ... because of the consequences of the laws." He told Parry to seek legal aid. The hearing was adjourned to January 16.