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Rebels bikie boss Anthony Charles Debnam charged with drugs and weapons offences

 
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Debnam is active on social media and in one Facebook post, accompanied with a photograph of the Rebels colours, praised his son for supporting his club involvement.

 

A SENIOR member of the Rebels outlaw motorcycle gang has been charged with drugs and weapons offences after a targeted operation police hope will severely disrupt drug supply in the state’s southeast.

 

Anthony Charles Debnam, 48, is the sergeant-at-arms of the Wagga Wagga chapter of the Rebels. He was arrested as part of Operation Swiftblade outside his house on Chifley Crescent in Kooringal about midday on Saturday.

Anthony Charles Debnam is placed under arrest / Supplied

Debnam — who lists his occupation on Facebook as “being a mad c ...” — was charged with ongoing drug supply, possess prohibited drug and two counts of possess prohibited weapon. Police allegedly found a bag containing 15g of white powder, believed to be amphetamines, a stun gun and knives in his house.

Debnam was already the subject of a firearms prohibition order.

Wagga Wagga Local Area Command Superintendent Bob Noble said local police would not stop in their pursuit of shutting down illegal drug and weapons trade in the area.

Debnam is active on social media and in one Facebook post, accompanied with a photograph of the Rebels colours, praised his son for supporting his club involvement.

“On you my son its good to see how u feel and proud of who and what ur (sic) DAD is,” the post said.

His son replied: “I love you and Rebels MC”.

Debnam appeared in Wagga Wagga Local Court yesterday.

He was refused bail and will reappear in court on Wednesday.

 

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