Bandidos link to Fortitude Valley double stabbing Two men linked to the Bandidos outlaw motorcycle gang have been arrested following the stabbing of two men in Fortitude Valley on Sunday morning. The victims, one 30-year-old and the other 28 years-of-age, were wounded after an altercation upstairs in the Hot Gossip nightclub on Brunswick Street at 4.20am. Detective Inspector Glen Farmer told reporters today that two men police were speaking to in reletion to the incident, were linked to the Bandidos. "Two of the people who are presently in custody, assisting with our inquiries do have links to the OMCG [the Banditds outlaw motorcycle gang]," detective inspector Farmer said. He said police were not yet aware of any links between the two victims and bikie gangs, but they had not yet spoken to either victim. "They have undergone surgery and are currently in intensive care," he said. The 30-year-old man was taken to Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital with critical injuries, while the 28-year-old man was taken to Princess Alexandra Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Police have yet to name the kind of weapon used in the stabbing but forensic police are examining the crime scene that has been set up at the nightclub. As a result of the incident police have launched Operation Lima Second and have set up an investigation centre at Fortitude Valley Police Station. Detective Inspector Farmer said he had no information which would indicate the incident was a sign of escalating bikie activity in Queensland. Police are speaking to witnesses but have asked anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. "The main appeal is for any witnesses that may have been present within the nightclub, who witnessed it and haven't already contacted police, if they could speak with police that would be appreciated, but also any members of the public who may have been in the vicinity of the Brunswick Street Mall at around this time, if they saw anything suspicious if they could contact us also," he said.