Public service links to outlaw bikie gangs OUTLAW bikie gangs are feared to have infiltrated key State Government agencies - not just the police force. The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission has received credible information detailing inappropriate relationships between bikies and public servants. Commissioner Stephen O'Bryan confirmed investigations were underway. "In the investigations we are doing in the both the police jurisdiction and the non-police public-sector jurisdiction, we do have investigations that involve not just inappropriate associations with criminal organisations but also unlawful provision of information to criminal organisations," Mr O'Bryan said. He would not identify the agencies. "We obviously can't start investigations without allegations that have some substance," he said. Bikies are active across a range of industries, including towing and heavy haulage, which are regulated by Vic­Roads. Victoria Police's Taskforce Eagle is already investigating alleged inappropriate links between police and bikies. About three quarters of the complaints to IBAC are about police. The rest are about other public-sector agencies. Mr O'Bryan said IBAC had systems in place to protect whistleblowers who helped them expose corruption.