The dramatic moments police bash down doors and allegedly uncover drugs, weapons and cash in bikie boltholes across Perth have been captured in revealing footage.
The footage starts with Gang Crime Squad officers smashing in a front door at night before entering the house armed.
It shows officers making an arrest before cutting to scenes of various pieces of evidence being bagged.
In one shot, a Raiders bikie piece of clothing can clearly be seen on a bed as officers collect clues.
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The video then cuts to officers caving in another door and highlighting a Bandidos jacket.
Another bust is made at an apartment building and drugs allegedly found in a peanut butter jar.
Officers are also seen entering another property and allegedly bagging drugs for evidence.
The raids across Perth were part of National Taskforce Morpheus last week — an operation aimed at causing “maximum disruption” to outlaw motorcycle gangs.
During the week of action, Gang Crime Squad officers in Perth raided a home in Secret Harbour where they allegedly found various quantities of steroids, a trafficable quantity of cocaine and more than $61,000 in cash.
Of those who have been laid with offences, a 34-year-old alleged Raiders member and Mongols associate from Secret Harbour have been charged.
Bikies from gangs including the Bandidos, Lone Wolf OMGG, African Kings were also charged as a result of the crackdown.
WA Police Commissioner Col Blanch said he was unapologetic for targeting the “300 to 500” outlaw motorcycle gang members across the State.
Gang Crime Squad operations manager Det. Sen. Sgt Todd White said anyone considering joining an outlaw motorcylce gang should “think again”.
Separate footage captured as part of the WA raids shows officers conducting raids and collecting various items including weapons, steroids, cash, illicit tobacco and vapes.
