First bikies arrested under Newman's laws Queensland makes foirst arrests under tough new anti bikie laws Police have made their first bikie arrests under the Newman government's new anti-association laws. Two members of the Odins Warriors outlaw motorcycle gang were arrested at their clubhouse on Spence Street in Cairns. Under the Vicious Lawless Associate Disestablishment Act passed in Parliament this week, bikies are banned from stepping foot in a clubhouse. Bikies found flouting the laws face a minimum six-months jail, a three-month licence suspension and having their motorcycles crushed. The laws not only list 26 groups to be declared criminal organisations but the addresses of their headquarters which have become off limits to members. Police from the Cairns Criminal Investigation Branch searched the Odins Warriors clubhouse, which is listed in the legislation, about 10am on Friday. The two men, both aged 47, have been charged with "being a participant in a criminal organisation entering a proscribed place." They are due to face Cairns Magistrates Court on Friday afternoon. Police have also arrested a 17-year-old Bandidos bikie gang member over the brawl at Broadbeach on September 27. The Crestmead man was arrested at his home on Friday morning and charged with rioting. He will face Beenleigh Magistrates Court on Friday afternoon. An argument over a love triangle sparked the brawl at the Aura tapas bar, which involved members of the Bandidos and the Finks.