Rebels bikies busted in police raids: Four members facing charges
Bikie-busting cops have charged four Rebels with a number of violent offences after seizing cash, cars and an allegedly stolen motorcycle during a series of raids on properties affiliated to the outlaw gang.
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Four Rebels bikies were arrested on Wednesday after a series of raids across Melbourne.
The four men are facing charges including aggravated burglary, false imprisonment, blackmail and robbery.
Detectives from the anti-gangs Echo taskforce searched Rebels-affiliated properties in Sunshine West, Point Cook, Carrum Downs, Greenvale and Traralgon.
They arrested the four men and seized an allegedly stolen motorcycle, multiple cars and a large amount of stolen cash.
The raids were part of an investigation into aggravated burglary and extortion-related offences.
The accused men are a 28-year-old Sunshine West man, a 22-year-old Point Cook man, a 39-year-old Greenvale man and a 32-year-old Point Cook man.
The investigation remains ongoing.
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