TikTok comedian who 'predicted' NSW coronavirus case numbers fined for attending anti-lockdown rally
A comedian who went viral for "predicting" the coronavirus case numbers in NSW has been fined after attending Sydney's anti-lockdown protests.
Jon-Bernard Kairouz, 24, was handed the $1000 ticket at his home in Belmore today after going to the city for the rally yesterday.
He is among dozens who have been fined over the illegal gathering.
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Jon-Bernard Kairouz has been fined for attending a Sydney anti-lockdown protest. NSW Police/Supplied
Mr Kairouz gained notoriety last week with a series of videos where he accurately predicted how many cases NSW Health would announce before the official numbers were released.
Yesterday he was filmed at the protest declaring himself "the people's premier".
Today, 22 men charged with various offences relating to the protest faced court, with NSW Police saying there will be many more penalties to come.
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