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Wednesday 12 December 2018
(CAN) Police operation targets Quebec Hells Angels drug trafficking network
Investigators with the national squad against organized crime (ENRCO) were conducting a series of searches Wednesday morning in the Montérégie and Maurice regions of Quebec in connection with a drug trafficking investigation.

Sûreté du Québec (SQ) spokesperson Claude Denis said 13 residences and three businesses were targeted in Longueuil, Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Chambly, Trois-Rivières, Nicolet, Sabrevois and Henryville.

Denis said more than 80 officers were involved in the raids that were conducted as part of an ongoing investigation and that no arrests are expected.

“This drug trafficking network is mainly active in the Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Montreal and Outaouais areas and directly linked to members of the Hells Angels,” he said.

Denis explained that ENRCO’s mandate is to specifically target the head of organized crime. The squad is made up of officers from various police forces including the SQ, the RCMP, as well as Montreal, Quebec City and Laval.

https://globalnews.ca/news/4754284/hells-angels-raids-quebec/
Posted by ace on Wednesday 12 December 2018 - 20:56:43 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(USA) The case against high-ranking members of Bandidos motorcycle club
HOUSTON - Bandidos motorcycle club national President Jeffrey Pike, Bandidos national Vice President John Portillo and Bandidos national Sergeant-at-Arms Justin Forster were all charged with racketeering in January 2016 following years of intercepted calls and undercover recordings, according to a federal indictment.

The men are accused of directing, sanctioning, approving and permitting other Bandidos members to carry out racketeering acts including murder, attempted murder, assault, intimidation, extortion and drug trafficking to protect and enhance the organization’s power, territory, reputation and profits.

The case against the three high-ranking officials of the Bandidos actually began as a 3 1/2-year drug investigation by the Drug Enforcement Administration.

“It was a massive investigation,” said Assistant United States Attorney Eric Fuchs told KPRC. “It had been a criminal organization for 16 years.”

The government’s case includes homicides that went unsolved for years, including the 2002 homicide of Robert Lara south of San Antonio.

https://www.ksat.com/news/murders-prevalent-in-case-against-high-ranking-members-of-bandidos-motorcycle-club
Posted by ace on Wednesday 12 December 2018 - 20:54:45 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(USA) Sheriff: Fatal shooting in Whitewater Township a dispute over drugs
After initial reports that a homeowner shot and killed an intruder in Whitewater Township overnight, Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Neil says the investigation has revealed the two parties were in a dispute over drugs.

The homeowner, John Heard, 38, initially told dispatchers that an intruder came into his residence and that he fatally shot him.

Neil said detectives learned that the "intruder" was known to Heard. The deceased has been identified as Andrew Naegele, 26, of Butler County. Heard told deputies Naegele was his drug dealer, who was there to collect a debt owed for methamphetamine.

Heard told deputies that "while he was intimidated by this individual, he was aware that Naegele was coming to his home to collect money owed for drugs." Naegele was also described as a member of the Iron Horsemen, a local motorcycle gang, according to deputies.

John Heard has been arrested and taken to Hamilton County Justice Center on gun charges.

The facts surrounding the death of Naegele are still under investigation, Neil said. More charges may be appropriate as the investigation continues.

Detectives are attempting to locate a pickup truck that was observed by witnesses leaving the location of the incident, crossing State Route 128 and last seen heading west on Cilley Road immediately after the shooting.

No further information is available from witnesses at this time to better describe the truck.

https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2018/12/12/homeowner-shoots-kills-intruder-whitewater-township/2286893002/
Posted by ace on Wednesday 12 December 2018 - 20:52:00 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

Tuesday 11 December 2018
(USA) Could a notorious biker club's survival hinge on a trademark? The feds are betting on it
LOS ANGELES — When federal prosecutors finally managed to put mobster Al Capone behind bars, it wasn’t for murder or bootlegging, but tax evasion.

Fast forward several decades and government lawyers in Southern California say a similarly novel tactic could be the key to taking down the Mongols, a notorious motorcycle club that has long been targeted by authorities for killings and drug trafficking.

Instead of tax returns, the court battle this time will be won or lost in the decidedly unexciting trenches of trademark and forfeiture law.

If the government prevails in a racketeering case in Orange County against the group’s leadership, prosecutors plan to seek a court order to seize control of the club’s coveted, trademarked insignia, which its members wear emblazoned on the back of their biker jackets.

Both sides agree the insignia — a muscled, Asian man with a ponytail and sunglasses riding a motorcycle beneath the club’s name in capital letters — is a vital and potent part of the club’s identity. In trying to wrest it away, justice officials are banking on the idea that if they own the trademark, they will be able to choke off the club’s lifeline by preventing current and future members from wearing the image.

But it’s an open question whether the untested legal ploy will work, trademark experts said. “It’s a strange tool to use to try to stamp out an organization,” said Ben M. Davidson, a trademark attorney in Los Angeles. “This club doesn’t exist because of its trademark, and I don’t think losing it is what’s going to stop them from being a club.”

The Mongols were formed in the 1970s in Montebello, outside of Los Angeles, by a group of Latino men who reportedly had been rejected for membership by the Hells Angels motorcycle gang. It has expanded over the decades to include several hundred members in chapters across Southern California and elsewhere.

Like many social clubs, the Mongols have a constitution and bylaws, while top officials in the club’s “Mother Chapter” in West Covina collect dues from members, according to court records. But the Mongols are also a group that investigators say kept a cache of assault rifles, other weapons and bulletproof vests at its headquarters.

The Mongols club has been in the federal government’s crosshairs for years, along with several other groups authorities have identified as “outlaw motorcycle gangs.” Despite their claims of being innocent social clubs, the groups, which include the Hells Angels, Vagos and The Outlaws, have long track records of warring with each other and, according to authorities, operate as criminal organizations that subsist on the drug trade.

In 2008, nearly 80 Mongols members were charged in a sweeping racketeering case that included an array of alleged murders, assaults and drug deals. The charges were the culmination of Operation Black Rain, an investigation that centered on Mongols who had become paid informants and four undercover agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives who infiltrated the club’s ranks.

The idea of stripping the Mongols of their insignia was born in this earlier case. At a news conference announcing the charges, then-U.S. Attorney Thomas P. O’Brien laid out plans to take control of the trademark — a move that he said would give the government the authority to force Mongols members to remove their insignia from their riding jackets.

“We’re going after their very identity,” O’Brien said.

All but two of the defendants in the case pleaded guilty, and a judge agreed the trademark should be forfeited as part of the sentences handed down. The judge ultimately reversed himself, however, after deciding none of the people charged in the case actually owned the trademark and, so, couldn’t forfeit it.

Prosecutors tried a new tack in 2013, when they filed a second racketeering case that was largely the same as the first but which named only one defendant — Mongol Nation, the entity which prosecutors say is made up of the club’s leaders and owns the trademark.

In the new case, for example, prosecutors accused the Mongol Nation of being responsible for the 2008 murder in San Francisco of a Hells Angels member by a Mongols member.

The new effort was nearly derailed when U.S. District Judge David O. Carter threw it out on legal grounds. But an appeals court overruled Carter, and the case went to trial last month. Over several weeks of testimony, prosecutors once again relied on the now-retired undercover ATF agents to testify about their time posing as Mongol members.

Defense attorney Joseph Yanny, meanwhile, argued that any violence by members was committed in self-defense, and anyone found dealing drugs was kicked out of the club.

If the jury, which began deliberating last week, delivers a guilty verdict on the new racketeering charges, the panel and Carter will then have to decide whether the Mongols should forfeit their trademark as part of the sentence. The government also wants large fines imposed in a conviction.

People and organizations commonly are stripped of cash, expensive cars, yachts and other tangible valuables as part of their sentences. Taking a trademark, however, is uncharted waters.

Through a spokesman, the U.S. attorney’s office declined to comment. But from what the government attempted in the first trial and their filings in the current case, it is clear prosecutors believe that with the trademark in hand they will have the authority to ban Mongols members from wearing their riding jackets, which display the insignia on the back and other smaller patches.

Yanny said he plans to raise multiple legal challenges if the government goes after the Mongols’ trademark, including the club members’ constitutional right under the First Amendment to express themselves freely.

(EDITORS: STORY CAN END HERE)

Beyond those legal hurdles, experts in trademark law expressed doubts about the government’s plan. Unlike a patent, a trademark has legal heft only if the owner continues to produce the product or service that the trademark protects. The trademark Apple owns on its computers, for example, exists only as long as the company continues to make them, said Jason Rosenberg, a trademark attorney.

Even if justice officials licensed a law-abiding motorcycle club or law enforcement organization to use the Mongols insignia, Rosenberg and others remained skeptical of whether a judge’s seizure order forcing old Mongols members to hand over their jackets would stand up.

“They could probably get a seizure order for an inventory of jackets in a warehouse somewhere,” Rosenberg said, “but what happens six months from now when a motorcyclist is pulled over for wearing his jacket that he was given permission to wear by the club when they owned the trademark? I have never heard of trademark law being used to take the clothing off someone’s back.”

https://www.bakersfield.com/ap/national/could-a-notorious-biker-club-s-survival-hinge-on-a/article_f58b9549-eac6-5271-886b-63e45d401285.html
Posted by ace on Tuesday 11 December 2018 - 20:35:27 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(CAN) April Court Date For Men Charged With Conspiracy To Commit Murder
Four men charged with conspiracy to commit murder in connection with a major investigation into drug trafficking and criminal activity will return to court in April for a preliminary inquiry.

The four accused are 26-year-old Dustin Etheridge, 34-year-old John Squires, 19-year-old Brandon Glasco, and 23-year-old Shane Clarke.

The arrests were made as part of Operation Tarantula, an investigation by the Combined Forces SEU.

On May 16, police arrested and charged Dustin, or “Dusty” Etheridge with conspiracy to commit murder against Bradley John Summers, a known Hells Angels associate.

Following further investigation, Conspiracy charges were also laid against Glasco, Clarke and Squires.

The charge of conspiracy to commit murder will be dealt with separately to the drug charges. As part of Operation Tarantula, Police seized seven kilograms of cocaine, $240,000 in cash, 20 firearms, ammunition and vehicles.

Etheridge, Squires, Glasco and Clarke will be in court from April 1-5, and from April 15-18 for a preliminary hearing.

http://vocm.com/news/april-court-date-for-men-charged-with-conspiracy-to-commit-murder/
Posted by ace on Tuesday 11 December 2018 - 20:28:27 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

Monday 10 December 2018
(AUS) Police dish out charges during Rebels 'club run'
Police have dished out multiple charges, infringement notices and work orders to Rebels bikie members during a vehicle checkpoint at the weekend.

More than 50 Rebels members, nominees, and associates departed Perth on Saturday morning for a “club run” to Collie.

Waiting at Pinjarra-William Road in Quindanning were Gang Crime Squad officers who had set up a checkpoint “which involved roadside breath and drug tests, vehicle compliance checks and intelligence gathering”

Two people were charged by summons for having no authority to drive while another three received infringements for the same offence.

One person was charged for steroids possession.

Four roadside drug tests have been sent for further analysis.

Police also issued 17 work orders related to vehicle compliance.

Gang Crime Squad Detective Senior Sergeant Jason Beesley said the aim was to check that bikes were roadworthy, that riders weren’t under the influence of drugs or alcohol and that they weren’t in possession of any weapons.

“The WA Police Force and Gang Crime in particular proactively target the outlaw motorcycle gangs and we have done (a) really good job of being effective,” he said.

“Obviously there’s been issues between certain gangs which there is from time to time.

“We’re putting things in place to make sure it’s not easy for outlaw motorcycle gangs to operate in WA.”

https://www.perthnow.com.au/news/wa/police-dish-out-charges-infringements-during-rebels-club-run-ng-b881046452z
Posted by ace on Monday 10 December 2018 - 20:31:06 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(USA) Seizing a logo: Feds hope to kill biker group by taking its identity
Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles want to wrest ownership of the logo that members of a motorcycle group use on their helmets and jackets, believing that if the logo disappears, the group itself will fade into obscurity.

It is an innovative and laudable way of employing federal forfeiture laws, which allow the government to seize assets — such as money, boats, cars and houses — associated with criminal activity. Not surprisingly, the Mongols biker club is fighting the effort.

The government is taking this tack because traditional law-enforcement strategies, including periodic crackdowns and mass arrests, have failed to decimate what authorities describe as a criminal organization involved in murder, drugs and other illegal activity. According to The New York Times, the Mongols dispute that characterization but acknowledge that some members have gone astray on their own.

No one is saying club members couldn’t continue to call themselves the Mongols. But if the government’s forfeiture action succeeds, the bikers would have to stop using their trademarked logo — the word Mongols emblazoned above a motorcycle-riding caricature of Genghis Kahn — on their bikes and helmets and on patches affixed to their clothes. According to one prosecutor, the government would be able to confiscate a logo right off a biker’s back.

The government believes that identification is what gives the Mongols standing and that taking the logo would be like cutting the head off of a snake. How would the group stay together? Who else would want to join? They’d practically be naked, the laughingstock of the biker community.

Efforts to take control of the Mongols’ logo have gone on for years, with the government at times winning forfeiture decisions in court only to have them reversed or overturned. Prosecutors are renewing the effort as part of a racketeering case now in court in California.

Among other complaints, critics argue that the government’s effort to treat a trademark like personal property — a boat or house, for example — ultimately will fail. But why should it? If trademarks are not a kind of property, and valuable property at that, why do corporations invest so much time and money designing, employing and protecting them?

Forfeiture laws are intended to deprive criminals of assets that sustain or reward illicit activity. If the Mongols are a criminal organization as the government alleges, the logo may be the group’s biggest asset, and it should be taken.

Seizing the logo wouldn’t be the same as eradicating it; as one person told The Times, some club members have the logo tattooed on their bodies, and there’s little to be done about that. The group also could come up with a new logo, potentially forcing the government to start all over again, or members could wear countless iterations they create themselves.

But there’s little doubt that seizing the Mongols’ logo would throw the group into disarray, at least temporarily. If the Mongols are a criminal enterprise, it is better to dismantle the group through a forfeiture proceeding than through many more years of street-level enforcement that puts the bikers, cops and third parties at risk.

https://www.post-gazette.com/opinion/editorials/2018/12/10/Seizing-a-logo-Feds-hope-to-kill-biker-group-by-taking-its-identity/stories/201812100034
Posted by ace on Monday 10 December 2018 - 20:29:08 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(CAN) Alleged Hells Angels base raided in St-Cuthbert
Police raided a residence in the town of St-Cuthbert on Saturday morning, alleging the home was used as a base for the Trois-Rivieres chapter of the Hells Angels.

About 60 officers were involved in the operation.

A spokesperson for the Surete du Quebec said no arrests were planned in connection with the raid.

Few other details were made available as the SQ said the raid was part of an active investigation.

https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/alleged-hells-angels-base-raided-in-st-cuthbert-1.4210197
Posted by ace on Monday 10 December 2018 - 20:27:18 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

Friday 07 December 2018
(USA) 3 members of outlaw motorcycle gang indicted for beating, robbing Abilene man
ABILENE, Texas — Three members of an outlaw motorcycle gang accused of robbing and beating an Abilene man were indicted Thursday.


Daniel Aragon Machado, 36, of Abilene, Justin Nathaniel Aldava, 23, of Abilene and Jesse Lee Trevino, 34, of Merkel, were indicted for aggravated robbery, robbery and engaging in organized criminal activity.

The victim -- a member of the Kinfolk Motorcycle Club -- rode past the Bandidos' clubhouse in the 1300 block of Butternut Street on July 25.

According to the indictment, Machado, Aldava and Trevino followed the victim and tried to kick him off his motorcycle.

They eventually cut him off and surrounded hium.

The victim pulled out a gun and held it at his side.

He said Machado yelled "There are 30 more people coming to get you."

The men also shouted "You can't disrespect the Bandidos!," "This is our turf!," and "We're going to shut you up like we shut Dusty up!," according to the indictment.

Wesley Dale Mason, a former Bandido, is charged with his murder.

Worried that they were going to kill him, the victim said he holstered his pistol and got on his bike to leave. But Trevino tackled him off the bike and onto the ground.

According to the indictment, the victim was kicked numerous times in the head, upper shoulder, back, chest, and stomach. as well as kicked and stomped in his hips and knees.

The victim said he was also punched "numerous times as they held onto his beard."

According to the indictment, Machado, Aldava and Trevino tore off the victim's Kinfolk Motorcycle Club cut and left.

The victim said Aldava ran over him on the way out.

Machado, Aldava and Trevino were arrested Aug. 29. All three were released the same day on $150,000 bond.

https://ktxs.com/news/abilene/3-members-of-outlaw-motorcycle-gang-indicted-for-beating-robbing-abilene-man
Posted by ace on Friday 07 December 2018 - 12:52:08 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(AUS) Comanchero to stand trial over firefight at home of former gang boss
A Canberra Comanchero accused of setting fire to his former boss' house will stand trial in the ACT Supreme Court.

Axel Sidaros, 24, appeared at the ACT Magistrates Court on Friday facing charges including attempted murder, arson, firearm possession, trespass, discharging a firearm at a building, and intentionally inflicting grievous bodily harm.

He has pleaded not guilty.

Mr Sidaros was arrested in September at Melbourne Airport when he was attempting to board an international flight to Abu Dhabi.

He is accused of shooting up and firebombing a rival bikie's home.

Mr Sidaros is alleged to be one of four Comanchero-linked men who attacked the Calwell home of the club’s former ACT chapter president about 10.45pm on June 28.

Footage of the incident was published by ACT police, showing petrol being poured on three vehicles when the armed men spot rival, Peter Zdravkovic, inside the home.

It is alleged Mr Sidaros was carrying the shotgun.

A firefight breaks out, and police allege Mr Zdravkovic armed himself with a rifle and returned fire.

Police have alleged the attack was part of a bikie feud in the ACT after an internal split in the Comanchero chapter earlier this year.

Police said the Canberra Comancheros had split into two blocs, with one faction then cutting ties with the Comanchero and linking up with the Finks.

Mr Sidaros will appear at the ACT Supreme Court on December 13.

https://www.canberratimes.com.au/national/act/comanchero-to-stand-trial-over-firefight-at-home-of-former-gang-boss-20181207-p50kw6.html
Posted by ace on Friday 07 December 2018 - 12:49:25 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(AUS) Comancheros bikie extradited to Qld to face strangulation charges
A Comancheros OMCG member has today been extradited from Canberra to Queensland to face charges of strangulation.

Members of State Crime Command’s Organised Crime Gangs Group travelled to Canberra and applied for the man’s extradition in ACT Magistrates Court.

The 28-year-old is facing two charges of strangulation and one count of breaching a domestic violence order.


http://www.mygc.com.au/comancheros-bikie-extradited-to-qld-to-face-strangulation-charges/
Posted by ace on Friday 07 December 2018 - 12:47:47 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(USA) FBI Investigating Biker Gang in Augusta County
AUGUSTA COUNTY, Va. (WVIR) -
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking into one of the biker clubs the Augusta County Sheriff's Office says took part in a shooting and beating that happened in September.

NBC29 obtained unsealed search warrants for a cell phone, and a white van with New York plates.

The search warrant appears to show the FBI building a racketeering case against members of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club.

Several Hells Angels members are accused of attacking a rival bike group called Pagan's Motorcycle Club outside the Hometown Inn in Greenville.

A grand jury indicted five men in October, and two of them are now facing charges of attempted first-degree murder.

http://www.nbc29.com/story/39601877/fbi-investigating-biker-gang-in-augusta-county
Posted by ace on Friday 07 December 2018 - 12:45:04 Read/Post Comment: 0printer friendly

(USA) Pagan biker sentenced to life plus 30 years for hired murder of radio host
ATLANTIC COUNTY, N.J. (KYW Newsradio) — Authorities down the shore have closed the book on the 2012 murder of a radio talk show host who was also active in veterans affairs.

Atlantic County Superior Court Judge Bernard DeLury handed down a term of life plus 30 years to 62-year-old Ferdinand "Freddy" Augello, a member of the Pagans motorcycle gang, for the slaying of radio host April Kauffman.

He had been running a drug ring with her husband, Dr. James Kauffman. When she threatened to expose the ring to authorities, April Kauffman was killed by another man hired by Augello, who subsequently died from a drug overdose.

She was found dead in the Linwood home she shared with her husband on May 10, 2012. She was 47.

The two men weren't charged until January of this year. James Kauffman killed himself in prison shortly thereafter while awaiting trial with Augello.

https://kywnewsradio.radio.com/articles/news/pagan-biker-sentenced-life-plus-30-years-hired-murder-april-kauffman
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