Bikie fined for lying about wild brawl Police investigated a fight between members of the Finks and Coffin Cheaters at the Kwinana Motorplex in October 2010. A Coffin Cheaters bikie has been fined $15,000 for giving false evidence to Western Australia's Corruption and Crime Commission about a wild brawl at a Perth motor racing track. Danny Sydney Makin, 38, admitted to Perth Magistrate's Court that he had lied to the Commission at a private hearing in January 2011. The Commission hearing was called to assist a police investigation into a fight between members of the Finks and Coffin Cheaters at the Kwinana Motorplex in October 2010. At the hearing, Makin had claimed he had not seen the fight - even though he was photographed at the incident. The showdown between the Coffin Cheaters and the Finks at the motor racing venue left Finks members Stephen Wallace with three fingers missing, David Marrapodi with a gunshot wound and Troy Smith with serious head injuries. Finks members and associates Smith, Stephen Laurence Silvestro, Clovis Chikonga and Tristan Roger Allbeury have already been jailed for two years on contempt charges relating to the CCC hearings. Magistrate Richard Bayley said it was a serious matter to give false testimony to the Commission and it went to "the very heart" of the way inquiries were conducted. Four other men are yet to appear in court to face similar false testimony charges.