Bandido bikie hands himself in to police Trouchet started brawl for 'survival' The man at the centre of a bikie brawl at Broadbeach says he feels "very sorry" for families in the restaurant but he had to start a brawl to attract police and save his own life. Nine News PT1M50S http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/action/externalEmbeddedPlayer?id=d-2upm7 620 349 October 1, 2013 - 11:25AM A senior Bandidos bikie who allegedly instigated a brawl outside a Gold Coast restaurant at the weekend has handed himself in to police. Jacques Teamo, who was the victim of last year's shooting at Robina Town Centre, reportedly walked into the Aura Tapas and Lounge Bar at Broadbeach on Friday night and threatened alleged Finks associates Jason Trouchet and Matthew Sward. ""This is it,"" Mr Teamo allegedly told Mr Trouchet. Bandidos bikie Jacques Teamo. Mr Trouchet told police he suggested the men step outside the restaurant, where he claimed to find up to 60 Bandidos waiting for him. Mr Teamo surrendered at Southport Police Station on Tuesday morning. The 44-year-old owner of the Mermaid Beach East Coast Ink tattoo parlour was charged with one count each of enter premises with intent and riot. Mr Teamo was the victim of a shooting at Robina Town Centre in April 2012 following a dispute with a rival bikie gang member. Bandidos associates 22-year-old Adam White, from Carindale, and 23-year-old Ricky Chapman, from Surfers Paradise, have also been charged with riot. Mr Chapman handed himself in to police only hours after Mr Teamo surrendered. The three men are set to face Southport Magistrates Court on Tuesday. Mr Trouchet and Mr Sward faced Southport Magistrates Court on Monday charged over the brawl. Mr Trouchet's lawyer Jason Jacobson said his client decided to start the brawl to attract police attention, realising he could ""end up in a wheelchair or a coffin"." Mr Teamo had sought out Mr Trouchet over a long-standing personal feud, Mr Jacobson said. Mr Trouchet and Mr Sward were both granted bail after Monday's court hearing, despite objections by police prosecutor Senior Constable Nick Wang. Constable Wang said the presence of so many bikie gang members in full colours had intimidated school holiday crowds in the precinct. ""There were parents with prams ... and they had to take shelter behind vehicles and trees,"" he said. Security camera footage played in court also showed restaurant patrons hurrying to the rear of the business as the brawl broke out. Gold Coast police said they would throw the book at every bikie found to have been involved in the brawl outside the restaurant and a second that erupted shortly after outside the Southport Police Station. Chief Superintendent Steve Hollands said 23 detectives were working on the case and were looking to identify more participants as well as escalate the existing charges. ""They'll be charged and prosecuted to the full extent of the law,"" he told reporters ""We're going after them (bikies) personally, we're going to be after their associates, we'll be looking at their assets (and) we'll also looking at those who are behind the scenes.""