Men charged over drug syndicate linked to Descendants bikie gang FOUR men charged over a two-year investigation into a drug syndicate allegedly operated by the Descendants bikie gang have faced court. Police arrested the men yesterday in relation to three clandestine methamphetamine labs and the seizure of up to 7kg of high quality methamphetamine with an estimated street value of $24m. In a statement released by SAPOL yesterday, police said the arrests were part of a two-year investigation by the Serious and Organised Crime Branch into an organised criminal group with direct links to the Descendants bikie gang which involved drugs worth $150 million. They said further arrests were expected. Police will allege the four men arrested yesterday manufactured and trafficked large commercial quantities of controlled drugs bound for the local market. Alex Vanin, 26, Darren Milburn, 43 and Darren Guy, 42, appeared before the Adelaide Magistrates Court. A suppression order was placed on the identity of the fourth man. Milburn made an application for bail, which was refused by Magistrate Bob Harrap based on the seriousness of the alleged offending. His image was suppressed due to ongoing identification procedures. The men will face court again in February.