Alleged Coffin Cheaters bikie Jon Peter Humes in court over hiding 160g meth in undies

An alleged Coffin Cheaters bikie gang member has appeared in court being arrested for allegedly hiding 160g of methamphetamine in his underwear. Jon Peter Humes, 33, made a brief appearance in Bunbury Magistrate’s Court today in relation to a number of charges including possessing a trafficable quantity of methamphetamine with intent to sell or supply, possessing stolen or unlawfully obtained property and possessing a prohibited weapon. Police said Mr Humes was arrested yesterday after he was allegedly stopped by officers from the WA National Anti-Gangs Squad in Bunbury. A search of Mr Hume’s hire car allegedly uncovered $15,030 in cash inside the centre console and an extendable baton. When officers searched Mr Humes, it was alleged they found 160g of methamphetamine in his underwear and a further $1660 cash in his wallet. It was understood the amount of methamphetamine seized could have been sold to 1600 people in WA. A later search of Mr Humes’ Kenwick home allegedly uncovered a further $23,800 in cash, an electronic cash counter, approximately 28 grams of cannabis, drug paraphernalia, an alleged stolen motorcycle and Coffin Cheaters OMCG regalia. Mr Humes was remanded in custody until Monday for a bail application.