Victor John Reuben Wolfram gets bail accused of having a hidden stash of guns and drugs

An alleged Mongols bikie gang member accused of possessing $75,000 worth of ice and guns hidden in a secret compartment in his car has been granted bail.

AN alleged Mongols bikie gang member accused of possessing $75,000 worth of ice and guns hidden in a secret compartment in his car has been granted bail.

Victor John Reuben Wolfram is accused of hiding a sawn-off shot gun and a handgun in a secret compartment under the back seat of his car.

Victor John Reuben Wolfram. Picture: Facebook

It is also alleged he had 745g of the drug ice in his possession and a substantial amount of cash.

Police allegedly found the guns and drugs when they raided the Biggera Waters home on Tuesday.

Wolfram appeared in Southport Magistrates Court this morning facing multiple charges including possessing dangerous drugs and possessing weapons.

Defence lawyer Michael Gatenby, of Gatenby Criminal Lawyers, said police found the car keys when they raided the Biggera Waters unit.

He said three people lived in the home.

Police allegedly uncovered drugs, weapons and Mongols paraphernalia during multiple raids on the Gold Coast. Picture: Queensland Police Service

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“There is no evidence my client is the owner of that vehicle,” he said.

Mr Gatenby said there was also no evidence Wolfram knew about the guns or the drugs.

He told the court in relation to the cash, Wolfram’s mother had given it to him after selling her car.

Magistrate Mark Howden granted Wolfram bail on strict conditions including he wear a GPS tracker, report regularly to police, have a curfew between 8pm and 6am, not take drugs and submit to drug tests.

The case will return to court on December 3.