Firearms and pill press machine linked to Mongols bikie gang Detectives Darren Hart and Graeme Doran with seized firearms and pill press. POLICE have seized three firearms and a pill press machine linked to one of WA's newly formed bikie gangs. The three guns, the pill press and nearly 300 rounds of ammunition were found in a home in Comet Court in Alexander Heights yesterday morning. Police say the home is "closely linked" to the Mongols outlaw motorcycle gang. The Mongols patched over the Finks outlaw motorcycle gang in WA several months ago. The three guns, a homemade machine gun and two .22 rifles and the pill press were found in a spare bedroom of the house. A 58-year-old woman, who police say has links to the gang, was inside the house at the time of the police raid. She has not been charged and inquiries are continuing into who owns the weapons and the pill press machine. Detective Senior Sergeant Darren Hart from the Gang Crime Squad said the raid was carried out as "part of ongoing investigations" into the Mongols outlaw motorcycle gang. "The firearms have the potential to do significant harm within the community and we are very pleased to get then off the street and out of the hands of these criminal gangs," he said. Det Sen Sgt Hart said the pill press machine had the potential to manufacture "thousands of pills." "We would expect that to be used for the manufacture of things like ecstasy ... this one does not appear to have been used in a while so we are hopeful we've taken this one out of circulation before its had a chance to do too much harm," he said. Det Sen Sgt Hart warned police would continue to target the Mongols and all outlaw motorcycle gangs. He said police interest in the Mongols had been increased of late after a man linked to the club was stabbed and seriously injured in Balga in November. "They raised their profile back in November through various incidents ... when an outlaw motorcycle gang raises their profile by committing criminal acts within the community we will scale our response accordingly," he said. What they need to take away from this is that our efforts will be to provide some sort of consequence ... highlighting them and highlighting their criminal activity within the community.