Darwin police had to smash a car window to arrest a Rebels bikie associate who had locked himself inside.
Acting Detective Sergeant Tim Gardiner says police pulled over the man, 29, for a roadside breath test after he left the Rebels clubhouse in Berrimah, east Darwin, on Sunday.
The driver allegedly locked himself in the car and officers broke a window to get him out, Det Sgt Gardiner says.
Police then searched the car and found a large quantity of methamphetamine and unsecured ammunition.
The man was arrested and charged with drug and firearms offences.
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Meanwhile, police also arrested a 29-year-old Rebels associate in Virginia after finding a large quantity of methamphetamine and a Taser inside his vehicle.
Officers also allegedly found a trafficable amount of methamphetamine and a clandestine drug laboratory during a later search of the man's Coolalinga home.
He was charged with the possession, supply and manufacture of methamphetamine, and possession of a prohibited weapon.
Both men are due to appear in Darwin Magistrates Court at a later date.
