Three Hells Angels will face Darwin Local Court on drug charges
THREE Hells Angels bikies been charged with drug offences after being stopped by police at Adelaide River for a random breath test
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THREE Hells Angels bikies been charged with drug offences after being stopped by police at Adelaide River for a random breath test.
The men, aged 26, 28 and 65, were among seven interstate bikies who were pulled over along with three support vehicles heading north to Darwin.
An NT Police spokesman said the RBT was conducted with the support of the Australian Federal Police National Anti-Gangs Squad and the Australian Border Force.
The Drug and Organised Crime Squad later charged the 65-year-old with drug driving.
The 26-year-old was charged with drug possession.
The 28-year-old was charged with drug driving, drug possession and failing to produce a licence.
All three were bailed to face Darwin Local Court today.
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