Four men in court over WA shooting murder A MAN charged with being an accessory to the shooting death of a man at a Perth beach has been granted bail while three co-accused charged with murder will remain behind bars. Nathan Michael Beckton, Alexander James Stephens, Angus William John Ritchie and Edward James Dangla-Cruz appeared in Stirling Gardens Magistrates Court on Wednesday via video link from prison. Beckton, Stephens and Ritchie have been charged with the murder of 32-year-old David Liam Johnson in March. It is alleged the three men were involved in an altercation with the victim in the western Perth suburb of Swanbourne and that they struck him with a vehicle before taking him to a nearby location, where he was fatally shot. Mr Johnson's body was found close to Swanbourne beach, at Lime Kiln Field, on the night of March 8. Dangla-Cruz, who is charged with being an accessory after the fact, was released on bail with strict conditions. He must provide a $10,000 personal undertaking, a $10,000 surety and report to police twice a week. Dangla-Cruz was also ordered to stay away from his co-accused and not to go near alcohol or illicit drugs. He must also surrender his passport, not leave WA and not go within 500m of an international departure point. Lawyers representing the four men requested electronic recordings of police interviews with their clients. Beckton was remanded in custody at Perth's Casuarina prison, while Stephens and Ritchie were remanded at the city's Hakea jail. All four accused are due back in court on May 29.