Cop with alleged outlaw motorcycle gang links accused of selling drugs stolen from police station David Branov leaves Melbourne Magistrates' Court. A COP with alleged outlaw motorcycle gang links has been charged with stealing drugs from a police station and reselling them. Sen-Constable David Branov, 41, appeared today in Melbourne Magistrates' Court, where prosecutors filed nine new charges with the court. They allege he stole ice valued at more than $5000 from a police station and sold it around Fitzroy, Epping and Seddon between June 2012 and April this year. He has also been charged with possessing counterfeit money and Crown Casino gambling chips. The new charges bring to 22 the number of charges being faced by Sen-Constable Branov, who police say is a "significant drug dealer." Police allege he was behind an amphetamine operation that netted more than $300,000. It is alleged he conspired with Dean Murphy, 38, of Seddon, and Jamie McNally, 34, of Tarneit to prevent a brief of evidence being used in court against Mr McNally. He allegedly altered an official police record to stop an investigation into the suspected drug trafficking activities of Mr Murphy, and fraudulently executed arrest warrants to prevent the briefs of evidence against co-accused Mr McNally being heard at court. The officer of seven years' experience is facing two counts of perverting the course of justice over the alleged incident. He has also been charged with the possession of drug trafficking paraphernalia, methamphetamine, an unregistered handgun, a silencer and insecurely storing weapons. Sen-Constable Branov was arrested in April after an anti-corruption taskforce investigated possible links between police and outlaw motorcycle gangs. Mr Murphy is facing 33 charges, including drug trafficking, car theft and a number of weapons possession charges. Mr McNally has been charged with perverting the course of justice and two minor drug and weapons offences. The three men will face a committal hearing in May next year.