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Bikie arrested over guns, drugs, reptiles

Alleged bikie gang member arrested after guns, drugs, a snake and a crocodile were found in his apartment, police say.

A saltwater crocodile found in the home of a bikie gang member
An alleged bikie gang member has been arrested after police found drugs and a crocodile in his home. (AAP)

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A bikie gang member has been charged with multiple offences after police allegedly found weapons, drugs, a python and a crocodile at his home on Sydney's northern beaches.

The 36-year-old alleged member of the Finks outlaw motorcycle gang was arrested on Wednesday following the raid on a Dee Why home.

Officers allegedly found a rifle, replica firearms, BB guns, ammunition, multiple sets of handcuffs and knives, an extendable baton and electronic control devices at the home.

Police also seized amounts of cannabis, cocaine and methylamphetamines as well as a 50-centimetre saltwater crocodile, a South American bird spider and an albino python.

The 36-year-old was later arrested in Manly and charged with 18 firearm and drug offences.

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The man was refused bail to appear in Central Local Court on Thursday.

Investigations into the seized reptiles are continuing with further charges expected to be laid, police said.


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