Black Uhlans bikie hands in colours A senior bikie who quit the Black Uhlans because of Queensland's bikie crackdown - and impending nuptials - has been handed a six-month intensive correction order. Liborio Di Vita, 36, pleaded guilty to possessing steroids at Southport Magistrates Court on Thursday. During the hearing, his lawyer revealed that the ex-vice president of the Black Uhlans Gold Coast chapter left the club at the start of October. Di Vita's lawyer Campbell MacCallum said his client wanted to change his lifestyle ahead of his wedding. ""On the 3rd of October he announced he was retiring from that position and moving away from the club,"" Mr MacCallum told the court. ""He cited family reasons and a desire to have children ... he told police he's retiring from the club due to the government crackdown and his family situation."" Magistrate Paul Johnstone said Di Vita should treat the six-month intensive correction order as the perfect way to begin his new life. ""If you're genuine in your desire for rehabilitation, this is the perfect vehicle to do so,"" Mr Johnstone told the court. Police allegedly discovered eight vials of steroids at Di Vita's Robina home on Wednesday following a series of raids on properties with ties to the Black Uhlans. Mr MacCallum said his client had acquired the steroids to treat the skin condition psoriasis. It's the third time Di Vita has faced court this year. In May, Di Vita was charged with bodily harm after allegedly punching a Gold Coast lifeguard at a Burleigh beach. He also faced Southport Magistrates Court in August on eight charges including two counts of threatening violence and assault after allegedly forcing his way into a woman's unit and using his gang credentials to intimidate her. Both of those matters are still ongoing. Di Vita was one of two men arrested after police raided properties connected to the Black Uhlans on Wednesday. Police executed search warrants at the gang's Burleigh Heads clubhouse, two Gold Coast businesses and three homes including a property in Beaudesert. A loaded shotgun, steroids, cannabis and an unidentified white powder were all discovered during the search at the gang's clubhouse. The second man will face court at a later date, also on drug possession charges. The Black Uhlan's raid was followed by one at the Odin Warriors clubhouse on Wednesday night. Police went to the Moorooka clubhouse on Unwin Street ahead of a scheduled meeting, but found only one gang member present. News of Di Vita's resignation comes amid reports other Gold Coast bikies are leaving town and handing in their colours since the Newman government introduced tough anti-bikie laws and police-led Task Force Maxima launched an unprecendented crackdown on gangs. AAP with Marissa Calligeros