By Charlie Coë For Daily Mail Australia

An outlaw bikie standover man has been jailed after using a fake human tongue to intimidate a restaurant owner in a dispute over debt.

Black Uhlans enforcer Christopher ‘Spider’ Soutar, 37, told an associate to show the part-owner of Melbourne restaurant chain Bobo Diner Liam McDonnell ‘what we do to c***s who mess us around’, a court has heard.

The associate then presented a zip-lock bag seemingly containing blood and flesh which Soutar pretended was a tongue.

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Mr McDonnell gave $17,400 to the two standover men over the course of two meetings in October last year – including one in Werrribee in Melbourne’s south-west.

In a separate incident in the same month, Soutar threatened another of the restaurant’s co-owners

In a separate incident in the same month, Soutar threatened another of the restaurant’s co-owners by leaving a severed pig’s head at their home.

Inside the pig’s mouth were pictures of the family of the other business partner – Rocco Veneziano.

The court heard an earlier interaction saw Soutar leave a message in Mr Veneziano’s letterbox which read ‘nice house’, the Herald Sun reported.

Soutar also sent a text to Mr Veneziano’s wife telling her ‘you never know what happens when you pick up your kids from school’.

Mr Veneziano and Mr McDonnell had been locked in a row over money with their third co-owner Vaughan Thompson, the court heard

The trio’s two branches of the diner chain had come into financial hardship in December 2017.

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Melbourne’s County Court heard in a phone call exchange between Mr Veneziano and Mr Thompson, the former had asked about ‘Spider’.

The latter is alleged to have responded ‘what else did you expect me to do?’

Soutar pleaded guilty to two counts of blackmail and was sentenced to two years and nine months behind bars.

Judge Wendy Wilmoth ruled he would be eligible for parole in 18 months.