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Three brothers facing charges relating to pranks involving fake bombs and shootings were seen arriving at a Melbourne court as they continue to upload videos which feature more stunts including a mock public execution.Max Jalal, 20, his brother Arman, 18 and their co-accused, 16, were arrested in February following a series of 'prank' videos filmed in Melbourne which involved a one scene where they pretended to shoot a young girl and her father with a fake AK-47 machine gun in a drive-by shooting.The three young men, from South Morang, appeared in Melbourne Magistrates Court on Friday after facing charges of public nuisance. Max Jalal, 20, (pictured left) his brother Arman, 18 (pictured right) and co-accused, 16, arrived at Melbourne Magistrates Court facing charges relating to pranks involving fake bombs and shootings They were arrested in February following 'prank' videos filmed in Melbourne which involved a one scene where they pretended to shoot a young girl and her father

The three young men, from South Morang, appeared in Melbourne Magistrates Court on Friday after facing charges of public nuisance Just weeks after being arrested by counter-terrorism officers, the 'Jalal Brothers' began posting videos again to YouTube channel and Facebook page, which has been liked more than four million times.One video posted as recently as Friday morning featured a compilation of their videos, including a public beheading prank.One video featured a compilation of some of their favourite stunts with the message: 'DAMN JALALS, back at it again with the bomb pranks'.The compilation included footage of a man in flowing white robes chucking a 'bomb bag' into lifts, onto shopping centre escalators and at the doorstep of homes. One video featured a compilation of some of their favourite stunts with the message: 'DAMN JALALS, back at it again with the bomb pranks' The compilation included footage of a man in flowing white robes chucking a 'bomb bag' into lifts, onto shopping centre escalators and at the doorstep of homes

The video was published after the trio fronted Melbourne Magistrates Court in March, where bail conditions which prevented them from uploading more videos were revised.After the arrests in February, the Jalals revealed the Facebook prank videos had been staged with family and friends.Their 'shooting' video of a father and daughter running scared from a drive-by shooting actually featured Max Jalal as the father and a relative as the daughter. The video was published after the trio fronted Melbourne Magistrates Court in March, where bail conditions which prevented them from uploading more videos were revised After the arrests in February, the Jalals revealed the Facebook prank videos had been staged with family and friends Another video posted after their arrest shows one of the brothers on a hoverboard with their head covered by a black wig and wearing all white. He approaches a group of young men waiting on a train station, who run off frightened by the costume and accompanying scream.