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Outlaw Motorcycle Gang arrests in towns near Victoria and New South Wales border

FIVE people with links to outlaw bikie gangs have been nabbed during early morning raids on the Victorian-New South Wales border.

Cash, guns and drugs were also seized from properties in Albury-Wodonga.

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It comes amid an investigation into drug and firearms trafficking by members of the Black Uhlans and Gypsy Jokers motorcycle gangs.

Detectives from the anti-bikie Echo Taskforce along with Wodonga police and the New South Wales Police Gangs Squad executed warrants at 10 homes and businesses this morning.

Four men from Wodonga — aged 54, 52, and 39 — were arrested as well as a 28-year-old man and 22-year-old woman both from West Wodonga.

Gypsy Joker motorcycle gang members

Detective Acting Inspector Stuart Bailey said today’s operation highlights Victoria Police’s strong commitment to investigating the criminal activities of OMCG across the state.

“Outlaw motorcycle gangs don’t only operate in our major cities, they also have a criminal presence in our regional centres,” he said.

“Police will continue to put pressure on these groups wherever they exist, to target those willing to engage in organised crime and to deter, disrupt and thoroughly investigate their criminal activities.

“We know these groups have long histories of engaging in a range of crimes, particularly those linked to firearms, and the indiscriminate nature of their crimes presents a significant risk to the community.

Black Uhlan Motorcycle Club.

The Gypsy Joker Australia flag.

“This is above and beyond the harm they already do our communities through manufacture and trafficking of drugs.

“Those involved in OMCGs can rest assured Victoria Police will do everything possible to ensure they are held accountable for their actions.

“Police are not intimidated by these groups and we won’t allow our communities to be.”

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