Bikies banned from group sex in public

Bikies who engage in group sex anywhere other than private homes can now be charged in Queensland as part of the state's tough new anti-bikie laws.

The revelation came after the state government answered a question posted on Premier Campbell Newman's Facebook page about outlaw motorcycle gang members and group sex.

The constituent, asking about the VLAD (Vicious Lawless Association Disestablishment) laws wrote:

"Do they make a ménage a trois illegal and if so where this leaves orgies and swingers clubs?"

A staffer for Premier Newman then responded:

"The offence is for three or more participants in a criminal organisation to meet in public. So yes, it would be illegal for three criminal gang members to have sex in public."

Lawyers, however, have questioned the validity of the laws and why they were reaching into people's bedrooms.

Criminal lawyer Bill Potts told News Limited: "There's no room under the bed for Mr Newman or the Government and they should think about why they are reaching into people's private lives."

Source: News Limited
Author: Natasha Lee, Approving editor: Simon Black