Vic bikie tensions still rising: police TENSIONS are rising between Victorian bikie gangs as police vow to continue their crackdown and seize military-style weapons. Acting deputy commissioner Steve Fontana said despite 10 arrests of bikies this week, police will keep the pressure on the groups out of concern innocent people will become caught up in the violence. "We've made some really good inroads this week, but we are still concerned," Mr Fontana said on Friday. There's been a lot of tension out in the community amongst these particular outlaw motorcycle gangs. Mr Fontana said police will be increasing their operations to clamp down on OMCG antics. Police are also asking OMCG members to reconsider any violence or planned illegal activities. "We will be out there in force and we don't want anyone getting hurt, particular innocent members of the community nor our members," he said. We intend to increase our activity until we actually get on top of this particular issue. Police seized about 10 firearms as part of this week's blitz but Mr Fontana says police intelligence suggests the Hells Angels have a number of high-powered military-style weapons still out there in the community. He said police will not stop until they find them. "Apart from the fact that they're targeting some of their enemies in other clubs, they are indiscriminate with the use of these weapons," he said. They are high powered, they travel long distances and they penetrate steel and other items so it places a lot of people at risk not only those that might be targeted. Mr Fontana says new anti-fortification laws come into effect from Sunday, enabling police to tear down bikie clubhouse fortresses and police are preparing affidavits to present to the courts next week. He appealed to the public for any information on OMCG bikies' activities or the location of drugs and firearms to call Crime Stoppers. "That information may be critical, it may actually save someone's life and prevent someone from getting seriously injured," he said. We want to reassure the community that we are focused on trying to quell this problem but that the same time we need their support. Ten people were arrested on charges including drugs, weapons, explosives, extortion and assaults. It came after a suspected Hells Angels shoot-up of two businesses owned by a rival Comanchero member.