Two men with suspected links to the Bandido outlaw motorcycle gang have been charged after a raid at a Brisbane residence found drugs, weapons and laboratory equipment.
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Police executed a search warrant at Ganton Place, Albany Creek, about 8am on Thursday after they received a tip-off that people with links to the motorcycle gang were supplying dangerous drugs.
Police said they found drugs including GHB, also known as "fantasy", methylamphetamine, a sawn-off shotgun, a cricket bat that had been converted into a mace, a stolen generator and items believed to be used in dangerous drug production.
A 47-year-old Albany Creek man was charged with two counts of possess dangerous drug and one count each of possess restricted drug, possess tainted property, possess category M weapon and fail to dispose of syringe.
A 48-year-old Albany Creek man has been charged with one count each of possession of a dangerous drug and property suspected to be stolen.
Detective Inspector Phillip Stevens said offenders with links to the criminal networks associating with outlaw motorcycle gangs will continue to be targeted by police and Taskforce Maxima.
"The removal of yet another shortened illicit firearm and drug manufacturing equipment stops further crime being committed," he said,
Both men were issued with a Notice to Appear in the Pine Rivers Magistrates Court on October 5.
Investigations are continuing.
