Taskforce Maxima: Black Uhlans road traffic management
Taskforce Maxima with the assistance of South Brisbane District police today began the road management of the criminal motorcycle gang, Black Uhlans, from Coopers Plains (see image one).
Members of the Black Uhlans arrived in Brisbane yesterday on their way to an interstate destination for a national run.
The Queensland Police Service priority as always remains public safety. The Service has actively planned and will manage the run to ensure the safety of all motorists and members of the public, and will address any criminal activity and traffic infringements should they occur.
Yesterday, police from the Wide Bay Burnett District intercepted several members of the Black Uhlans criminal motorcycle gang enroute to their Brisbane Club House at Coopers Plains, with two riders returning positive roadside tests to driving under the influence of drugs.
Officers including general duties, plain clothes, dog squad, Road Policing Command and Roadside Drug Testing Unit, intercepted eleven members of the Black Uhlans on the Bruce Highway, north of Maryborough, around 1pm yesterday (see image two).
Two Gladstone men, aged 36 and 50, returned positive results to methylamphetamines, with police also issuing a number of traffic infringement notices.
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