Mongols clubhouse raided before OMCG national run

NSW's Raptor Squad released footage of officers using a range of tools to gain entry to the warehouse on October 6 which was allegedly operating as an illegal bar.

"A number of items consistent with the illegal sale and supply of alcohol including bar stools, lounges, fridges and alcohol" were seized by police, a NSW Police spokesperson said.

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The alleged bar appeared empty despite officers executing the search warrant at 7.40pm on a Friday.

Detectives said they spoke to a 57-year-old man.

NSW Police said they plan to work closely with Victoria Police "to prevent criminal activity and ensure the safety of the public" during the Mongols national run.

Raptor Squad will monitor the run and ensure "all riders obey the law and comply with Australian road rules, particularly when travelling in large number on public roads".

"We have assigned a significant number of resources to join our southern counterparts in policing the run, including officers attached to the Southern Region and Traffic and Highway Patrol Command," Detective Acting Superintendent Stuart Gordon said.

"No illegal behaviour will be tolerated - either on or off the road - and, as well as minimising the impact of the ride to other motorists, police will be targeting any anti-social behaviour."