A 36-year-old Kambah man has been charged with drug trafficking and weapons offences after police allegedly seized suspected methamphetamine, machetes and tasers from his home.
Police searched the Kambah home about 4.30pm on Thursday as part of an ongoing Taskforce Invidia investigation into drug trafficking in the ACT.
Officers allegedly seized about 35 grams of a crystalline substance suspected to be methamphetamine, two vials of liquid suspected to be steroids and clothing and paraphernalia linked to the Comanchero outlaw motorcycle gang.
Police also allegedly found two machetes, a tomahawk axe, three tasers, two batons, knuckledusters and various bladed weapons.
The man has been charged with six counts of possessing a prohibited weapon without authorisation and one count of trafficking in a controlled drug other than cannabis.
Police say investigations are continuing.
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