Melbourne Man Accused of 'Pam the Bird' Graffiti Granted Bail on Strict Conditions

Jack Gibson-Burrell, facing over 50 charges including vandalism and assault, will reside with his grandmother under curfew and other restrictions.

Jack Gibson-Burrell, 21, is accused of creating the 'Pam the Bird' graffiti, which has appeared on heritage-listed sites across Melbourne and Geelong.
He faces over 50 charges, including criminal damage, aggravated burglary, car theft, and an alleged stabbing incident, with damages exceeding $200,000.
Gibson-Burrell was granted bail after a magistrate determined that a stable residence, a $30,000 surety, and strict conditions reduced his risk of reoffending.
His bail conditions include a 9 PM to 6 AM curfew, a ban on possessing graffiti tools, and residing with his 'no-nonsense' grandmother in Geelong.
The police investigation has involved extensive surveillance, including over 200 hours of officer time and more than 100 hours of CCTV footage, with a trial date yet to be set.