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Rebels MC and Comanchero MC caught in massive police raids in Australia

ANEW: JOIN ME ON PATREON:   / themobreporter   n Australian police investigation that started with a reported extortion involving members of the Rebels Motorcycle Club ended with a huge drug seizure and sweeping police raids and arrests. Outlaw motorcycle clubs are called “bikies” in Australia, rather than bikers. The investigation involved both Rebels MC and Comanchero Motorcycle Club members, police said. According to Australian police, announced on June 28, 2017: An investigation into a threat by bikies has resulted in the largest seizure of ephedrine on record and the arrest of a drug supply syndicate during a multi-agency operation in NSW and ACT. Detectives from the State Crime Command’s Gangs Squad commenced an investigation in December 2016 following reports of an extortion involving members of the Rebels outlaw motorcycle gang. Their inquiries revealed a significant drug supply network, which included OMCG and other criminal groups planning large-scale importation of border controlled drugs. As a result of further investigations, which also involved Australian Border Force (ABF) officers and detectives from the Australian Federal Police (AFP) led National Anti-Gangs Squad and ACT Policing Taskforce NEMESIS, a shipping container was intercepted at Port Botany last Saturday (24 June 2017). The consignment was examined and 1.4 tonnes of ephedrine was located concealed in buckets labelled as sea salt. This is the largest ephedrine seizure on record and the biggest seizure of precursor chemicals at the Australian border. It is estimated the amount of ephedrine could make up to 1.3 tonnes of ice, with an estimated potential street value of $650 million. Following extensive investigations, police from NSWPF, assisted by AFP and ABF, commenced an operation across Sydney and in the ACT, about 7am today (Wednesday 28 June 2017). Officers executed 28 simultaneous search warrants at properties at Kurrajong, Glenwood, Londonderry, Cabramatta, Canley Vale, Georges Hall, Merrylands, Minchinbury, Seven Hills, Fairfield, and Penrith, and Forde, ACT.A clandestine laboratory was located at the Georges Hall address, which is being dismantled by the Drug Squad’s Chemical Operation Team. During the warrants, officers seized five handguns, 6kg of ice, 10kg of ephedrine, a portable clandestine laboratory, and more than $2 million cash. Investigators arrested 12 men – aged between 23 and 44 – who were taken to local police stations, where they will be charged over their alleged roles in the network. The Mob Reporter brings you real-life Mafia, police and true crime videos. PLEASE SUBSCRIBE: http://www.youtube.com/user/themobrep... For more information, visit http://www.adrianhumphreys.com. To read my exposés in the National Post, visit: http://news.nationalpost.com/author/a... As always, please like, share, comment and subscribe. Thanks for watching! The Mob Reporter