GYPSY Jokers bikie John Anthony White won't spend another stint in jail after being caught with 90 grams of ice, illegal guns and more than 770 rounds of ammunition.
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But a ban against White associating with the Jokers, or any other outlaw motorbike club members, has been extended by three years.
His home had 82.3 grams of brown methamphetamine with a 22 per cent purity inside a toolbox.
Another bag contained 7.6 grams of ice, and a variety of other drugs including cannabis and steroids were also retrieved.
An imitation six-shot revolver was located, a loaded .22 rifle found and another rifle stolen during a 2015 burglary seized.
A raid at his Chisholm Court business, Monster Choppers, found another rifle, ammo, a silencer, and commercial explosives.
Five people were arrested during 11 search warrants on the day.
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Wodonga Magistrates Court yesterday heard the seized meth was "not high-grade stuff" and had a value of about $100 a gram, or about $9000 in total.
Despite multiple arrests from drug-driving, and the drugs being seized, White's father-in-law said he didn't think he was a drug user.
He said he assumed he left the Gypsy Jokers due to bail conditions banning him from associating with members.
Police told magistrate John Murphy further charges for failing a drug-driving test could be looming.
"Your honour is well aware of the scourge of methamphetamine in this community and every other," the leading senior constable said.
Mr Murphy did not sentence the 40-year-old to further time in custody.
He instead fined White $10,000, which will go to the Royal Children's Hospital.
Mr Murphy also placed him on a three-year bond with a ban on associating with other bikies.
