A senior member of notorious gang Mongrel Mob will face a string of charges in court after the Gang Crime Squad raided his Halls Head home on Wednesday.
Police will allege about 380 grams of methylamphetamine and about $70,000 in cash was found at the 36-year-old’s property.
The man has been charged with possession of a prohibited drug with intent to sell or supply and possession of stolen or unlawfully obtained property.
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The Gang Crime Squad have issued a freezing notice for cash and other assets.
Several motorcycles and a vintage car have also been seized as part of further inquiries.
The man has appeared before the Mandurah Magistrates Court on Thursday and is due to reappear on September 21.
Serious and organised crime squad Detective Superintendent Kim Massam said outlaw motorcycle gangs remain a focus for the WA Police Force as they frequently linked to criminal acts committed in the community.
“This work is ongoing and gang members should be on notice that the Gang Crime Squad will not rest in its efforts to target criminal activity,” Detective Superintendent Massam said.
