WA gang crime squad arrest six Rebels bikies over alleged assault Three Rebels bikies will face court tomorrow charged over an alleged assault which left a man with serious injuries. A police raid that resulted in the arrest of six Rebels bikies. Two Rebels bikies have been charged over an alleged assault that left a man with serious injuries. THREE Rebels bikies will face court tomorrow charged over an alleged assault which left a man with serious injuries. The pair were among six members of the outlaw motorcycle gang who were arrested by Gang Crime Squad officers this morning following a month-long investigation. The charges relate to an alleged targeted attack on a 36-year-old male in Ridgewood in September. The man, who is understood to be known to the group, was allegedly struck with baseball bats, then punched and kicked. He sustained a fractured skull, broken leg and broken arm. Police raided 11 properties linked to the gang this morning and arrested seven people including the six alleged members. The men belong to the Clarkson chapter of the Rebels club. A 38-year-old Merriwa man - the chapter president - a 41-year-old Alkimos man and a 27-year-old man from Craigie have been charged with acts intended to cause grievous bodily harm. They have been refused bail and are due to appear in the Perth Magistrates Court tomorrow. Three other gang members and one associate are still being questioned by police. Originally published as Rebels bikies charged over assault