Police from Logan Village station, Logan Tactical Crime Squad and Logan Criminal Investigation Branch seized several stolen vehicles from a property in Logan Village on November 6.
Around 8am, police executed a search warrant at a Gayle Court residence.
During the search, police located four vehicles, a motorcycle, two excavators, bobcat, four trailers, stolen from across Brisbane and Caboolture in the last year.
It will be further alleged police also located a quantity of drugs (methamphetamines, steroids and GBL), as well as stolen identification cards and credit cards.
A 36-year-old Logan Village man was arrested at the scene.
He has has been charged with one count each of contravening order to access information stored electronically, authority required to possess explosives, and receiving tainted property, six counts of unlawful possession of motor vehicles, and three counts of possessing dangerous drugs.
He is due to appear before Beenleigh Magistrates Court on December 12.
On the same day, November 6, a 35-year-old Crestmead man was charged with drugs and weapons offences.
Around 1.30pm, detectives from Logan Criminal Investigation Branch executed a search warrant at a residence on Lorraine Street in relation to property crime matters.
It will be alleged police located a homemade firearm, a slam gun, airsoft handgun, more than 50 shotgun shells as well as a quantity of methamphetamines and MDMA.
A quantity of cash and stolen property was also allegedly located during the search.
The man was arrested at the scene and charged with three counts of unlawful possession of weapons Category D/H/R, two counts of possess dangerous drugs and one count of authority required to possess explosives.
He was remanded in custody and is due to appear next before Beenleigh Magistrates Court on January 22 next year
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