Charged bikies released after Qld raids

A number of Bandidos members will face court on Wednesday charged with drug and weapon offences. Source: AAP

FOUR Bandido bikies, including their national sergeant-at-arms, have been released back into the community after being swept up in extensive police raids.

Police on Tuesday raided properties across the southeast, arresting 32 people in or associated with the Bandidos outlaw motorcycle gang, including sergeant-at-arms Christopher Barrett.

Drug trafficking, assault and weapons offences are among more than 170 charges laid by police after they allegedly seized drugs, tasers, guns and cash.

Four bikies and a female associate appeared in Brisbane Magistrates Court on Wednesday.

Barrett, 37, is facing one count of grievous bodily harm against Giovanni Di Bella in October.

Co-accused Duncan Lee Rattenbury, 24, faces a similar charge, as well as one count of possessing explosives.

Both men were released on bail.

Luke James Dyer has been charged with 11 offences relating to trafficking in and possessing a wide range of drugs.

He was also released on bail, despite police objections because of his risk of reoffending.

Christopher John Gray, 30, and co-accused Taleigha Michelle McDonald, 23, are both facing a string of drugs charges.

Both were granted bail.

All five will have their matters mentioned again in early January.

Police officers have flagged more raids across the region in coming weeks, as they continue an operation that's kept Bandidos members and their associates under surveillance for almost a year.

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