Rocks ‘n glocks: Cops smash Finks bikie den

Police have pounced on the Finks Outlaw Motorcycle Gang, seizing guns cash and drugs from a Pimpama home yesterday.

A search warrant was executed by Taskforce Maxima detectives in Fountain Street.

They found ammunition, knives, a taser and guns - including shotguns, rifles and a handgun - with the assistance of the dog squad.

Four people alleged to be members of the Finks Outlaw Motorcycle Gang have been charged after the raid on a Pimpama home. Picture: Queensland Police Service

The cash seized is estimated to be worth just over $23,000.

A 38-year-old man from Pimpama and alleged member of the Finks OMCG was charged with 21 offences including seven counts of possess weapons, four counts of possess shortened firearms, three counts of possess category M weapons, possess dangerous drugs, possess restricted drugs and two counts of possess explosives.

One of the hidden weapons found in the police raid.

He is due to appear in Southport Magistrates Court today.

A 25-year-old Pimpama woman was issued a Notice to Appear on September 8 for possess dangerous drugs and possess utensils.

A 28-year-old Coomera woman was issued a Notice to Appear on September 10 for possess dangerous drugs.

Drugs, guns and cash were seized during a raid on a home linked to the Finks bikie gang. Picture: Queensland Police

A 48-year-old man from Coombabah, not alleged to be an OMCG member, was issued a Notice to Appear on September 8 for possess dangerous drugs

Acting Detective Inspector Ian Galpin from the South East Region Major and Organised Crime Squad said Taskforce Maxima praised the work police.

The raid found large rocks of drugs in plastic bags.

"There is zero tolerance for those involved in organised crime and we will continue to be unrelenting in our efforts to disrupt and prosecute those who pose a risk to the general public," he said.

Originally published as Rocks 'n glocks: Mind-blowing find as cops smash Finks bikie den