Police seized weapons and drugs and dismantled a clandestine manufacturing lab after a raid at Jimboomba yesterday.
Organised Crime Gangs Group officers, assisted by Jimboomba police, raided a Boorah Road address, where they found an amphetamine lab along with 200 grams of amphetamine, 200 MDMA tablets, pseudoephedrine and chemicals.
They also seized 10 firearms, a taser, baton and several stolen vehicles.
The illicit laboratory team was called in to remove the lab items and make the property safe for further inspections.
A 41-year-old Jimboomba man with links to Mongols outlaw motorcycle gang OMCG has been charged with two counts of trafficking, one count of producing dangerous drugs, three weapons offences, one count of receiving stolen property and various other drug related offences.
He was scheduled to appear at the Beenleigh Magistrates Court today.
A 53-year-old Mount Nathan man was issued a notice to appear for drug possession offences and is due to appear at Southport Magistrates Court on July 28.
Detective Chief Superintendent Katherine Innes, from the State Crime Command, said the operation highlighted the commitment and collaboration across the Queensland Police Service to targeting criminal activity and disrupting the supply of drugs.
"OMCG members and other organised crime groups remain firmly in police sights and we will continue taking all available actions to keep the community safe from harm," Detective Chief Superintendent Innes said.
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