Rebels bikie Stephen Michael Moy makes another bail application after being charged over alleged home invasion

A Rebels bikie accused of violently trying to extort a mother of thousands of dollars in front of her child may be given home detention bail. Stephen Michael Moy is accused along with Dylan Wade Brown and Jye Raymond Veale of being involved in the alleged home invasion, which involved threats with a knife, at her Maddington home last month. It is alleged the woman had some outstanding debt from a car she financed and the accused trio, who made it clear they were Rebels, was demanding she hand over $10,000. Police say the three men then stole keys to a vehicle and left the address. CCTV footage allegedly caught three men at the victim’s Maddington home, threatening her for up to 15 minutes, while her young child was present. One of the men allegedly called the woman a “dog” and a “c**t” and threatened her against getting the police involved. Mr Moy had already been denied bail but appeared in Perth Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday to make another application after his lawyer viewed the footage. The lawyer argued Mr Moy’s role was the “lesser of the three”. He had previously argued Mr Moy was the primary carer and financial provider for his children. Magistrate Raelene Johnston agreed after viewing the footage, the strength of the prosecution case regarding an allegation of aggravated home burglary was not as strong. But she said prosecutors still had a strong case regarding the demanding property by oral threats allegation. Ms Johnston, who had raised concerns about the potential for interference of witnesses, said it was appropriate to grant bail but only on home detention. That would allow his partner to go to work, she said. She asked for a home detention report to be prepared before June 25. Mr Veale is due in court next month, while Mr Brown is next due in court in August.