POLICE are investigating a chilling standover in which a leading real estate agent enlisted feared bikie enforcer Toby Mitchell to help him recoup a $130,000 debt.
Bandido bikie Mitchell and another burly man identified as "Slim" Walker attended a formal meeting of those owed money after the collapse of property development firm Rivacourt Pty Ltd.
Mitchell and Walker were seen wearing Bandidos colours.
Police have been told that during the creditors' meeting, Mitchell allegedly produced a dossier containing what appeared to be photographs of the home of Rivacourt's director, a millionaire fund manager from Brighton.
Corporate documents show the director was at the meeting, held as part of the company's formal voluntary administration process.
The muscular and heavily tattooed Mitchell, a feared underworld figure and Bandido sergeant at arms who has survived two attempts on his life, was allegedly seen flicking through photographs of the director's home as the meeting unfolded.
A third, unidentified man was seen in the building's foyer.
Mitchell and Walker formally acknowledged their attendance at the meeting, signing the official register in their own names and describing themselves as "observers".
The register has been lodged with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
Police have been told the bikie arrived at the meeting with a real estate agent from a successful suburban real estate franchise.
A tribunal had previously ruled that Rivacourt owed that agent $130,000 in commissions, according to ASIC records.
Records of the meeting, which took place on March 19 at the St Kilda Rd offices of administrators Bent & Cougle, reveal the agent demanded that money back.
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