Mongol bikies 'ready to kill police' Mongol bikies are arming themselves and are ready to kill police, Queensland officers are being warned. POLICE in Queensland are being warned about their security following threats that Mongol bikies are ready to kill to avoid arrest under new anti-gang laws. Officers have been told of the threat in a confidential memo that's been published in the media. It says information dated Monday, October 28 "indicates the Mongols criminal motorcycle gang have discussed the possibility of killing any police officer who attempt (sic) to arrest them for a serious offence." Information suggests the Mongols are currently seeking multiple automatic firearms whilst a member of the Black Uhlans CMG was previously confirmed to have sought to obtain automatic firearms (M16 and AK47) on behalf of the Mongols and Finks CMG. This anticipation of escalating violence is said to be a result of legislation mandating automatic custodial sentences of up to 15 years imprisonment. The Mongols are said to believe killing a police officer to evade arrest is worth the risk to escape the lengthy custodial sentence. The memo adds that so far the threats are non-specific in nature, and are not targeted at specific members of the police service. Police have issued a formal statement repeating the threats are not specific, and saying police had been warned about personal security issues. For operational reasons it would be inappropriate to comment further. Under the new laws, bikies convicted of serious crimes face hefty additional jail terms simply for being members of declared criminal gangs. The government has also announced plans for a bikies only jail, and says jailed members will be forced to wear pink prison garb as they spend up to 23 hours a day in solitary confinement. Police Minister Jack Dempsey says the safety of officers is the government's top priority. "All threats will be fully investigated by police and the proper precautions taken," he said in a statement. The government has assured the police commissioner that we will provide the QPS with whatever resources the commissioner requires to remove these criminal gangs and thugs from Queensland. Commissioner Ian Stewart has said a review is underway to determine if police should be given more powerful guns and body armour in response to the bikie gang threat.