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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Adeshola Ore

Man allegedly behind Melbourne’s ‘Pam the Bird’ graffiti bailed to live with ‘no nonsense’ grandmother

Jack Gibson-Burrell
Police have alleged Jack Gibson-Burrell committed more than 50 offences. He was granted bail on Thursday. Photograph: Tara Cosoleto/AAP

A Melbourne man alleged to be the creator of the prolific “Pam the Bird” graffiti has been released back into the community to live with his grandmother in Geelong, who has warned it is “my house, my rules”.

Jack Gibson-Burrell’s legal team successfully argued for their client to be granted bail under strict conditions including not possessing abseiling-related equipment or graffiti implements, a night-time curfew, $30,000 surety and residing with his grandmother.

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