Federal anti-gang squad launched to fight bikies in Victoria The military has become involved in the latest Victorian police raid on a Hells Angels bikie gang property. A SPECIALIST federal anti-gang squad aimed at the growing bikie menace has been launched in Victoria. Premier Denis Napthine said today that no stone would be left unturned in pursuing illegal activity. "We as a government put community safety as a top priority," he said. The Hells Angels headquarters at Thomastown which has been subject to an anti-fortification order. We as a government will tackle these outlaw motorcycle gangs. He said federal officer would focus on the gangs' money making schemes in a bid to more effectively disrupt them. Victoria's anti-gang squad will form part of the 71-member national anti-gang squad, which aims to tackle bikies across state borders. While Customs and Border protection will ramp up its intelligence sharing with federal law enforcement agencies in a bid to stop outlaw motorcycle gangs smuggling in drugs and weapons. The raid on the Hells Angels was co-ordinated across Victoria. Detail of the order against the Hells Angels' Thomastown clubhouse. "By fast-tracking the Victorian Strike Team, the Victorian Police will have access to the specialist capabilities provided by federal agencies including the Australian Federal Police, the Australian Crime Commission and the Australian Taxation Office," he said. Mr Keenan added a task force will be announced for NSW soon. Mr Keenan said the Federal Government would look into establishing federal anti-association laws. The strike team will work alongside organised crime detectives and Victoria's anti-bikie Echo taskforce. Mr Keenan and Dr Napthine launched the force in Melbourne this morning. There is no place for outlaw motorcycle gangs here in Victoria. Victoria police assistant commissioner Stephen Fontana said the access to nationwide intelligence would help his officers to more effectively target the organised gangs.