UPDATE: YOUTUBE pranksters the Jalal Brothers have apologised to a court for a drive-by shooting skit and heeded a warning from a magistrate not to emulate Johnny Depp. Magistrate Charlie Rozencwajg ...

Two Melbourne brothers who filmed a series of prank videos including fake drive-by shootings and suicide bomb stunts have been ordered to attend a six-month diversion program. Brothers pleaded guilty ...

THE Jalal brothers will be allowed to upload more videos after a court ban on them posting their filmed pranks was lifted. Brothers Mariwan, 20, known as Max, and Arman Jalal, 18, were charged with ...

Two brothers who posted a range of prank videos of 'terrorist bomb attacks' on YouTube have apologised in court for their actions. The Jalal brothers have become online sensations for videos such as ...

THEY were once charged by counter-terrorism police for their terrifying pranks, but the Jalal brothers are at it again, dressing in robes to leave packages on the streets of Melbourne’s CBD. But this ...

On 22 December 2015, the web site BMW M-Blog published an article claiming that one of three brothers from Melbourne, Australia, known for making YouTube videos, had been shot while filming a prank: ...

Magistrate Charlie Rozencwajg this morning placed Mariwan and Arman Jalal on a diversion on condition that they delivered a sincere apology for the skit filmed in February in Lalor. “I’d certainly not ...

UPDATE: YOUTUBE pranksters the Jalal Brothers have apologised to a court for a drive-by shooting skit and heeded a warning from a magistrate not to emulate Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. Magistrate ...