A woman with possible links to an outlaw bikie gang is facing court on Wednesday after police found drugs believed to be ice and stolen property in a Goulburn Hotel.
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Hume Local Area Command officers discovered the crystalised substance believed to methylamphetamine, or ice, alongside drug paraphernalia, documentation and suspected stolen property during a search of the Lagoon Street premises.
The 29-year-old Crookwell woman, who has alleged links to the Rebels bikie gang, was arrested and charged with dealing proceeds of crime; supplying a prohibited drug; possessing a prohibited drug; self-administering a prohibited drug; and breach-of-bail offences.
She was refused bail and will appear at Goulburn Local Court on Wednesday.
The warrant was conducted as part of an ongoing investigation into the supply of methylamphetamine in Goulburn by Strike Force Coull.
Hume Local Area Command crime manager, detective inspector Chad Gillies, said police will continue targeting illicit drug supply and use in the region.
"Our police are committed to the ongoing battle against the supply and use of prohibited drugs in our communities," he said.
"Today's arrest demonstrates our commitment in that regard."
