Victoria Police officers arrested in major drug ring sting Bombshell revelations with 2 police members charged after a series of raids across Melbourne allegedly netted steroids POLICE have been arrestedin a major sting on a performance-enhancing drug ring alleged to have operated out of a Melbourne anti-ageing clinic. The Herald Sun can reveal a raided clinic at the centre of the probe has links to key figures in the Essendon supplements scandal. A Victoria Police sergeant and a senior constable were arrested at their homes yesterday morning and have been suspended on full pay. Another senior constable's home was also raided, but at this stage the officer faces no further action. Police raid on a premises in Mount Alexander Road in Moonee Ponds. A total of 10 addresses were searched as part of the five-month professional standards command investigation. Officers confiscated bags of synthetic steroids, human growth hormones and two pill presses from the Melbourne Sports Medicine and Anti-Aging Clinic. Four more men were also arrested at the Moonee Ponds clinic - including an elderly manwho was led away. The clinic is owned by Robin James Taylor, 43, a biochemist and former practice manager of Shane Charter's Doctor Ageless Clinic. Police remove drugs and files from the property in Mount Alexander Road. The AFL had claimed Mr Charter, a convicted drug dealer, supplied peptides for former Essendon sports scientist Stephen Dank from Asia. Deputy Commissioner Lucinda Nolan said the three police officers worked at separate locations in Melbourne. She said seven warrants had been executed at properties that were not connected to police officers. Deputy Commissioner Nolan said the "internally driven" investigation had centred on performance-enhancing drugs. Police raid an anti-ageing clinic. Ms Nolan said the risk posed by members being involved taking illicit drugs was high. "They automatically compromise themselves because they are police officers and they do leave themselves open to corruption," she said. Mr Taylor's clinic offers an array of peptides, hormone and testosterone therapies. Its website also promises athletes its staff can help "you reach your health & sporting goals safely & discreetly." Last week a magistrate dismissed charges that Mr Taylor forged six prescriptions for injectable testosterone and anabolic steroids while working at Mr Charter's clinic. Melbourne CIU detectives raid a Moonee Ponds anti-aging clinic owned by biochemist Robin James Taylor - former practice manager of Shane Charter's Doctor Ageless Clinic. Mr Taylor, 43, argued there were plenty of other plausible suspects working at the Southbank practice in 2011 - including Mr Charter himself and Derek Bartolo, both convicted drug traffickers. It is not known if Mr Taylor was one of the men arrested in yesterday's raid. Mr Taylor did not return calls yesterday. The Herald Sun revealed earlier this year that senior police were so concerned with drug use among police that they were examining the introduction of hair-testing for members. The professional standards command investigation is ongoing. Essendon Football Club did not comment.