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Biker gang expected to invade Moab tomorrow
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Utah - More than 100 law enforcement officers are converging on southeastern Utah, bracing for an invasion of bikers. It's not the mountain bikers Moab is used to, it's the Bandidos. Several hundred members of the notorious and sometimes violent motorcycle club are coming from all over the world for a meeting.
At one Moab night spot, the welcome mat is out for bikers, but at another popular tavern, it's like they're preparing for Hurricane Bandido. They're shutting down the bar and fencing it off for the next five days.
Shari Beck, with Woody's Tavern, said, "This is their ideal location. They like to put their bikes out where everyone can see and be seen. And it's just, I can't guarantee the safety of my employees."
But at a campground the Bandidos rented, the owners are looking forward to the unknown. Lisa Nelson, with Kane Springs campground, said, "Well, they seem very nice on the phone, so I guess we'll see when they get here."
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DOJ Indictment of Indianapolis Police Drug Ring
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doc65 writes "THREE INDIANAPOLIS METROPOLITAN POLICE OFFICERS ACCUSED OF USING THEIR
POSITIONS TO TRAFFIC IN MARIJUANA
Timothy M. Morrison, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana, and Michael S. Welch, Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Indianapolis announced that ROBERT B. LONG, 34, JASON P. EDWARDS, 37, and JAMES DAVIS, 33, all of Indianapolis, Indiana, along with KABEC HIGGINS, 31, were indicted by a federal grand jury sitting in Indianapolis for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute more than 50 kilograms of marijuana. LONG, EDWARDS and DAVIS were also indicted for possession and attempted possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, and possessing a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking offense. All four were arrested without incident late yesterday afternoon. This case was the result of a four-month investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with the assistance and support of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department and the Indiana State Police.
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Circuit Court Judge Arrested for Twice Legal Limit
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doc65 writes "Allen Circuit Judge Thomas Felts, who handles the lion’s share of Allen County’s alcohol-related criminal cases, was arrested in Indianapolis early Friday on drunken driving and public intoxication charges.
When an Indiana Capitol Police officer pulled Felts’ black Lincoln over for failing to use a turn signal on West Market Street, the 53-year-old judge backed into the police car, according to a report from the Indiana State Police.
After Felts failed a field sobriety test, he provided two invalid breath tests and was charged with refusal, according to the report.
Police obtained a search warrant from a Marion County Superior Court judge and took a sample of Felts’ blood at Wishard Memorial Hospital in Indianapolis. The blood sample will be turned over the Indiana University Department of Toxicology for analysis, according to the report.
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Officer testified at biker trial
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The Seattle police detective who shot a Hells Angel at a South Dakota bar testified last year in a high-profile federal racketeering and murder trial that sent several former and current members of the motorcycle gang to prison.
Smith, 43, who works in the department's pawnshop unit, took the witness stand in U.S. District Court in Seattle last year during the 11-week trial of four current and former Hells Angels arrested on federal charges. All four defendants went to prison — for terms ranging from seven years to life without parole — for convictions on conspiracy and racketeering charges.
Detective Ron Smith wounded the man early Saturday after he said he was jumped by as many as three Hells Angels at a Sturgis, S.D., bar during the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. South Dakota authorities identified the wounded biker as Joseph McGuire, a Hells Angel from Southern California.
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Bandido club set for 'annual conference'
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Law enforcement agencies in southern Utah are ramping up security plans in preparation for a motorcycle rally expected to draw hundreds of members from one of the nation's fastest-growing outlaw biker gangs.
The Moab Police Department and Grand County Sheriff's Office expect 500 to 800 members of the international Bandidos Motorcycle Club to descend on Moab for the group's "annual conference" beginning Thursday and running though Aug. 25, said Moab Police Chief Michael Navarre.
Although the group refers to itself as a club, the Bandido Nation is documented by the U.S. Department of Justice as one of the most visible outlaw motorcycle gangs in the country, along with other "one-percenter" groups like the Hells Angels, Outlaw Motorcycle Club and the Pagans.
The group's reputation for violence was enough for Moab officials to request emergency funding from the Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice to pay for increased law enforcement during the gang's meeting.
The state commission this week approved $55,000 to help pay overtime, lodging and per-diem expenses for law enforcement agencies from around Utah to assist the 14-person Moab Police Department in monitoring the group's activities.
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Grand jury testimony begins in biker shooting
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Off-duty Seattle officers to appear
A South Dakota grand jury has begun hearing testimony in the case of an off-duty Seattle police officer who shot and wounded a Hells Angels biker over the weekend during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, authorities said Monday.
Sturgis police investigators forwarded most of their case to the Meade County State's Attorney's Office, Police Chief Jim Bush said. A grand jury convened Sunday to hear testimony from witnesses, including off-duty officers from Seattle, he said.
"There are probably several hours of testimony that have to be presented yet," he said.
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More charges in Newport Beach biker brawl
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California - NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.-Prosecutors filed charges Tuesday against two more men linked to a violent biker brawl between the Hells Angels and a Christian motorcycle gang that ended in two stabbings last month.
The men are alleged members of the Hells Angels biker gang, according to Newport Beach police Sgt. Evan Sailor.
Brian Heslington, 35, was charged with possession of cocaine and a loaded firearm, possession of ecstasy, and street terrorism, all felonies. Rodrigo Requejo, 34, was charged with assault, battery and street terrorism, also felonies.
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Seattle officer held in shooting had been disciplined
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STURGIS, S.D. - An off-duty Seattle police officer involved in the shooting of a motorcycle gang member at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota has been disciplined at least twice.
A Seattle newspaper reports that both episodes occurred in 2005. In the first, the 43-year-old pawnshop detective was disciplined for taunting fans at a Seattle Seahawks playoff game. Later, he was accused of threatening to shoot a Tacoma restaurant manager after being told to leave.
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Sturgis bar's staff sensed trouble before shooting
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Sturgis, S.D., and Seattle law enforcement are investigating how an off-duty Seattle police officer allegedly shot a member of the Hells Angels motorcycle club about 1 a.m. Saturday.
The philosophy of the Iron Pigs Motorcycle Club, Seattle chapter, couldn't be more straightforward: to have fun.
"In our professions we are forced to deal with a lot of crap on the job; we don't need it when we play," says the Web site of the club, which is made up of Seattle-area police officers and firefighters.
But work and play collided early Saturday at a bar fight in Sturgis, home to South Dakota's annual legendary, Mardi Gras-like motorcycle rally.
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Off-duty Seattle cop held after shooting at Sturgis
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An off-duty Seattle police officer has been detained after a member of a Hells Angels motorcycle gang was shot during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota, police said.
An off-duty Seattle police officer has been detained after a member of a Hells Angels motorcycle gang was shot during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota, police said.
The officer, who was not identified, was involved in a fracas early this morning at the Loud American Roadhouse, according to a statement from Sturgis police.
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Florida - OCALA - Marion County sheriff's detectives now have a warrant for an Ocala man they believe beat and shot a Summerfield man at a bar last Thursday.
Investigators obtained a warrant for Mark E. "Mean Mark" Walker, 41, who they say shot Joe Money at 301 South Bar in Belleview.
"After an altercation broke out in the bar parking lot, Walker severely battered another man before shooting him in the face," a Sheriff's Office news release states. Money was taken to Munroe Regional Medical Center and later released.
Detectives say Walker is a member of the America Outlaw Association motorcycle gang.
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The Sturgis rally: How do you define loud?
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Donna writes "
BY: Barbara Soderlin
S.D. - Question baffles motorcyclists, police and lawmakers
RAPID CITY, S.D. -- Brian Gruhn, the "chrome consultant" at Black Hills Harley-Davidson, guesses that 80 percent of those who buy a brand new bike from the dealer don't leave without stopping at his desk to upgrade their exhaust system.
They flip through a book the size of a ranch wife's J.C. Penney catalog and consider the options, which can range from $250 to $1,200.
Why?
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Montana - Hells Angels…Or Just Angels?
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Donna writes "BY: Keriann Lynch
This weekend, as I drove into the southern end of Kalispell, I heard the distinctive sound of rumbling motorcycle pipes behind me. The sight in my rearview mirror was enough to make even the most macho of men a little nervous: Bikers, riding two abreast and eight deep, clad in black leather, bandannas and one particularly intimidating skull mask, were bearing down fast on my little hatchback. From the looks of their heavily tattooed arms and necks, bulging biceps and piercings, these men probably weren't your middle-aged dad gang playing tough with "the boys."
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Hells Angels rolling our way
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With hundreds of Hells Angels poised to descend on the Garden City this week, Missoula's top law enforcement officials are waiting to exhale.
For Sheriff Mike McMeekin, the apprehension is business as usual.
Angels or no Angels, McMeekin will have his hands full policing western Montana's annually celebrated Testicle Festival, which gets under way Wednesday at the Rock Creek Lodge. This year, the event coincides with the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club's annual USA Run, when about 400 members of the group and their families are expected to ride into Missoula for a gathering that runs Wednesday through Sunday.
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STATES GREEN-LIGHT NEW RED-LIGHT LAWS FOR MOTORCYCLES
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Donna writes "Motorcyclists in a growing number of states are being allowed to go through
red lights when sensors aren't able to detect they are there.
In May, South Carolina became the seventh state to give motorcyclists
license to proceed with caution after stopping when the device that causes
the light to change from red to green doesn't activate, according to a
recent article in USA Today.
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| Monday, July 07 | | · | On the lighter(?) side |
| Wednesday, July 02 | | · | Hells Angels clubhouse raided in Santa Rosa |
| Thursday, June 26 | | · | Fears of gang violence loom over biker event |
| Wednesday, June 25 | | · | Mongols leader freed from lockup |
| Monday, June 23 | | · | Mongols' leader guilty of misdemeanors in I-5 saga |
| Thursday, June 12 | | · | German Biker Gang Members Get Life for Murder |
| · | Mongols Motorcycle Club president blasts police |
| Tuesday, June 10 | | · | Judge limits evidence in biker shooting trial |
| Saturday, June 07 | | · | TEMECULA: Task force targets outlaw biker gang |
| Friday, June 06 | | · | Cop Perv |
| · | Biker Gathering Gets Law Enforcement Attention |
| Wednesday, June 04 | | · | Hells Angels slaying suspects in court |
| Wednesday, May 28 | | · | San Jose family files $20 million lawsuit in Taser Death |
| Sunday, May 25 | | · | HAMC Member Dies After Being Shot |
| Thursday, May 22 | | · | Bar Owner Accuses Police of Discriminating |
| · | Arresting officers jolted by verdict |
| Tuesday, May 20 | | · | Christie disputes authorities' claim about chemicals |
| Wednesday, April 30 | | · | Angels Booted From Courthouse |
| · | Mongols gang member arrested, released |
| Sunday, April 27 | | · | FBI wants widespread monitoring of 'illegal' Internet activity |
| Monday, April 21 | | · | HBO Drama Incurs Wrath of Hell's Angels Founder |
| Sunday, April 20 | | · | Police fear violence as outlaw bikers move to Oregon |
| Thursday, April 17 | | · | Extra precautions needed if biker case went to trial |
| Thursday, April 10 | | · | Outlaw Motorcycle Gang Members reported to be here |
| Tuesday, April 08 | | · | Police hold four men from local motorcycle gang in Spanaway bar killing |
| · | Oregon bikers beat national safety record |
| Friday, April 04 | | · | Biker Turf War Escalating in Germany |
| Tuesday, March 25 | | · | 19 charged in drug sweep targeting Iron Horsemen |
| Saturday, March 22 | | · | Hells Angels drink in 60 years |
| Tuesday, March 18 | | · | Hells Angel Barger shares life with hogs, horses |
| Thursday, March 13 | | · | Bikers turn to the courts to recover |
| Tuesday, February 26 | | · | New Survey |
| · | TWO VAGOS ARRESTED ON SEVERAL CHARGES |
| Saturday, February 23 | | · | Hells Angels on trial |
| Thursday, February 07 | | · | FBI Mum on motorcycle shop raid |
| Monday, February 04 | | · | FBI wants palm prints, eye scans, tattoo mapping |
| Friday, February 01 | | · | Police Officers Pull Home Invasion Robberies |
| Wednesday, January 30 | | · | Mongols member gets prison |
| Tuesday, January 29 | | · | Hells Angels win four-year legal fight to regain clubhouse |
| Monday, January 28 | | · | Hells Angels rev up for Missoula visit |
| · | Hells Angels get apology from Denver police |
| Saturday, January 26 | | · | Proposed Florida law |
| Wednesday, January 23 | | · | First Look: Harley-Davidson Cross Bones |
| Saturday, January 19 | | · | Vagos Arrest Update |
| Thursday, January 17 | | · | Court erupts as biker cleared of Troy killing |
| Wednesday, January 16 | | · | Brothel owner seeks to suppress evidence |
| · | Three Bandidos gang members in custody |
| Tuesday, January 15 | | · | Bikers steal medicine for kids |
| Monday, January 14 | | · | Angels’ clubhouse in limbo |
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