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A 46-year-old member of the Hells Angels outlaw motorcycle gang was arrested at his Mollymook home after a series of targeted raids by NSW police on Wednesday morning. Three simultaneous search warrants were executed by NSW Police Strike Force Raptor on South Coast homes in Nowra, Mollymook and Sanctuary Point around 6am on Wednesday as part of “ongoing targeting and disruption of criminal networks”. During the searches, police seized steroids, knuckle dusters, OMCG paraphernalia and other items relevant to the investigation. The Mollymook man was taken to Ulladulla Police Station and charged with goods suspected to be stolen, two counts of possess prohibited drug, and habitually consort with convicted offenders after warning. He was granted strict conditional bail to appear at Milton Local Court on Thursday, February 11. Police inquiries are continuing. Anyone with information that may assist investigators is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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A 46-year-old member of the Hells Angels outlaw motorcycle gang was arrested at his Mollymook home after a series of targeted raids by NSW police on Wednesday morning.
Three simultaneous search warrants were executed by NSW Police Strike Force Raptor on South Coast homes in Nowra, Mollymook and Sanctuary Point around 6am on Wednesday as part of “ongoing targeting and disruption of criminal networks”.
During the searches, police seized steroids, knuckle dusters, OMCG paraphernalia and other items relevant to the investigation.
The bikie is taken into custody. Picture: NSW Police
The Mollymook man was taken to Ulladulla Police Station and charged with goods suspected to be stolen, two counts of possess prohibited drug, and habitually consort with convicted offenders after warning.
He was granted strict conditional bail to appear at Milton Local Court on Thursday, February 11.
Police inquiries are continuing.
Anyone with information that may assist investigators is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
